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gomobel

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Nov 1, 2007
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Hello

I've just uploaded to 1.1.3 and reinstalled everything. Then, i tried accesing the iPhone from Transmit, but no way. Later, I realised that the Open SSH was not installed, so I installed that.

Then from NetServices, i can see SSH "ON" but with Transmit, still impossible to access the Phone.

I write my IP, root as username and either alpine or dottie as passwords, but none of them work (trying to access by SFTP port 22, as I did before w/1.1.1)

Any ideas?

Thank you very much

Fernando
 
Re: Problems with 1.1.3 and SFTP

Hey:

I've just upgraded to 1.1.3 - you need to use the ID of mobile and the password should be alpine

hope this helps

pac
 
Hey:

I've just upgraded to 1.1.3 - you need to use the ID of mobile and the password should be alpine

hope this helps

pac

I use the IP that i get from Net Services or Settings apps, and "alpine" as password, but always get an error.

Is there any Open SSH fix or something?
 
One other thing I got was a problem with the ssh key.

Open terminal, and do ls -a in your home folder - this should list a folder called .ssh - cd into that and do rm known_hosts, then cd ..

This deletes the private, then try connecting back again

pac
 
One other thing I got was a problem with the ssh key.

Open terminal, and do ls -a in your home folder - this should list a folder called .ssh - cd into that and do rm known_hosts, then cd ..

This deletes the private, then try connecting back again

pac

Excuse me....what?

Could you please explain this a little easier? Which terminal? Mac or iPhone's?
 
Terminal on your Mac

The .ssh folder is on your hard drive and you need to remove it

Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ cd .ssh
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ rm known_hosts
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ cd ..
Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ rmdir .ssh

then try again with Cyberduck or Terminal (ssh mobile@iphonesipaddress)

pac
 
Terminal on your Mac

The .ssh folder is on your hard drive and you need to remove it

Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ cd .ssh
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ rm known_hosts
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ cd ..
Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ rmdir .ssh

then try again with Cyberduck or Terminal (ssh root@iphonesipaddress)

pac

It worked!!! Thanks! Thank you very much, really
 
How did you manage to install Open SSH? Installer.app keeps crashing when I try to install it...

Same thing happens to me, I cant SSH into the phone with Terminal or Cyberduck, and I tried to delete .ssh with cd in Terminal, it didnt help (it deleted the folder) but it didnt help... any other ideas?
 
please help

Terminal on your Mac

The .ssh folder is on your hard drive and you need to remove it

Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ cd .ssh
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ rm known_hosts
Monty-MacBook-pro:.ssh rich$ cd ..
Monty-MacBook-pro:~ rich$ rmdir .ssh

then try again with Cyberduck or Terminal (ssh mobile@iphonesipaddress)

pac

HI when i type rm known_hosts it tells me there

dev-s-macbook-pro-15:~ Dev$ cd .ssh
dev-s-macbook-pro-15:.ssh Dev$ rm known_hosts
rm: known_hosts: No such file or directory
dev-s-macbook-pro-15:.ssh Dev$

after this point i can't go any further

can you please help

thanks, please email me on dhaval.natu@gmail.com
 
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