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ssh with dropbear issues
Installed dropbear, and now I am trying to ssh into my server but I am getting an error and I am using the same steps that I use one my laptop, don't know if its something specific to busybox, or what, but I am stuck
Code:
~ $ ssh -p**** -i~/.ssh/<file name> <user@host> |
Re: ssh with dropbear issues
You could try installing openssh-server instead (enable the extras repository if you haven't already).
Does anyone know if Dropbear is being updated with each new OS, or to fix security problems? openssh is receiving regular updates. |
Re: ssh with dropbear issues
Use openssh, not dropbear! The latter has very limited features, and is only intended as a solution for very small devices like home routers, measuring equipment or data loggers, where any ssh is better than resorting to telnet - but I'd rate it as far too deficient for a server possibly roaming in strange networks, or for interactive client use.
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Re: ssh with dropbear issues
OK I installed openssh and it is working.
Do I need to do anything to prevent others from ssh'ing to my N800? Can I make a script to ssh instead of typing out the command everytime? |
Re: ssh with dropbear issues
What you can do is set up a config file at /home/user/.ssh/conf with the default parameters and a nickname for the connection. This site explains the format. the host parameter can hold an arbitrary nickname. You then only need to type 'ssh nick1' and all the params for the matching connection will be pulled from the user conf file.
http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?ssh_config+5+NetBS D-current hope this helps. |
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