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Everything Else => Desktop Operating Systems Issues => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Linux Issues => Topic started by: jerrybme on July 28, 2004, 06:18:42 pm
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OK, I just moved from Mandrake to Slackware 10 on my laptop. I'm able to ping my Z after
#ifconfig usb0 192.168.129.201when I try to #ssh root@192.168.129.201 it asks for a password. Well, I haven't set a password for root (yes, I know not good practice). So, I set a password, tried it again and same problem
root@192.168.129.201's password:
Permission denied, please try again
This used to work on Mandrake 10, not clear what I'm doing wrong
Any suggestions? (other than going back to Mandrake 10)
I haven't messed with the sshd_config file yet, because since it used to work I don't want to mess it up further.
TIA
Jerry
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I've got the same problem. I'm running 3.3.6pre1 on 5600. I set a password with passwd command and enter this at prompt but access denird.
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could you get in as zaurus user?
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could you get in as zaurus user?
No, zaurus doesn't work either. I've modified my qpe.sh file to run as root.
The real pisser is with my laptop booted into winbloze, putty can ssh into my Z as root or zaurus without problems.
I tried playing with the ssh_config file but have not been able to find the magic combo to make it work.
When I get time I'll try going through the man file in more detail.
Cheers,
Jerry
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Ok, I got mine working. I am able to ssh into my Z from my Fedora desktop. First, the info that helped me set it up are here (http://www.ruault.com/Zaurus/ethernet-over-usb-howto.html) and here. (http://fedoranews.org/anewman/connectZ/). Do ifconfig -a to make sure you have ethernet and usbd0 recognised. My network settings on Z are ip:192.168.129.201, subnet mask:255.255.255.0 and gateway:192.168.129.0/24. I also have loopback enabled though I'm not sure if I need it. My etc/resolv.conf on Z has, domain [computername]@localhost.localdomain and nameserver 192.168.129.200. I ssh to my desktop by: ssh [computername]@localhost.localdomain. My desktop asks if I want to accept and I type yes. I am then added automatically to known hosts on desktop. Even though my usbd0 was up I still had the problem with password when I tried to ssh from my desktop, so I rebooted my Z in the cradle and rebooted my desktop with Z in the cradle while turned on and it finally worked..
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Thanks msjones for the reminder, I had forgotten the "add route" step. I had added a script to hotplug in my old Mandrake but had forgotten that step. Now with
#ifconfig usb0 192.168.129.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
#route add -host 192.168.129.201 usb0I can ssh in with no problem (at some point I gotta learn more about networking so I understand why this works
)
Next step to automate the process in hotplug so I can forget how to do it again!
Cheers,
Jerry
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Yes!
It's all working seamlessly now. I created the script #! /bin/bash
typeset -i num
num=`ifconfig | grep usb0 | wc -l`
if [ $num -eq 0 ]; then
ifconfig usb0 192.168.129.1 netmask 255.255.255.255 up
route add -host 192.168.129.201 usb0
finamed it usbnet and placed it in /etc/hotplug/usb. Now when ever I plug in the Z it's ready to go.
Thanks msjones again for pointing me in the right direction!
Cheers,
Jerry
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Glad that helped! I am still having a little problem with my connection so maybe you or someone else could give me a hand? In order to connect to my Z from my desktop I found I have to first type sshd on my Z in order for it to accept the connection. Is there a setting somewhere that will automatically bring up sshd on my Z?
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Glad that helped! I am still having a little problem with my connection so maybe you or someone else could give me a hand? In order to connect to my Z from my desktop I found I have to first type sshd on my Z in order for it to accept the connection. Is there a setting somewhere that will automatically bring up sshd on my Z?
Which Z & which ROM?
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5600 and openzaurus.
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Sorry, rom is 3.3.6pre1 poodle for 5600.
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Bump
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msjones, just out of curiousity have to checked to see if sshd is set to start up properly in /etc/inetd.conf ?
Here's how the line reads on my C760:
ssh stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/sshd -i
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I don't have a line like that in inetd.conf. Is the file structure on the 5600 different then the c760? Also, I notice that when I ssh into the Z, or visa versa, and then end the sesion by closing the terminal, I cannot ssh from my Z again untill I reboot. sshd -d shows it cannot bind to port 22 because another application is listening on 0.0.0.0. I tried /usr/sbin/sshd stop but it doesn't help. I'm not sure of the right command to stop the previous sesion so I can restart sshd, and I am not sure why it won't start and stop automatically.
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OK, I entered
ssh stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/sshd -i
into my /etc/inetd.conf. I don't have a tcpd but I do have a tcpdump so my line looks like,
ssh stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpdump /usr/sbin/sshd -i.
Is this correct or should I have
ssh stream tcpdump nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpdump /usr/sbin/sshd -i?
Are there any other files I should modify? Right now I am using openssh as it came with 3.3.6pre1 without modifying any files. I still have to type sshd after a reboot.