12-01-2019, 07:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-01-2019, 07:15 PM by TheOldPresbyope.)
But a default moOde installation starts the sshd service already, listening to port 22. The notion that you need a blank ssh file in the root directory at first start-up is a holdover from the way one configures bare Raspbian. Tim's taken care of that.
Bottom line, you should be able to ssh into your moOde player from the get-go using the stated credentials.
That System config setting starts the "SSH term server" which enables use of the "Web SSH terminal". This "terminal" accesses a specialized web service listening to port 4200.
If the sshd service is running and listening on port 22 and you still can't connect, then one has to suspect there is something interrupting the passage of packets to the port. Typically a firewall is the culprit.
Regards,
Kent
Bottom line, you should be able to ssh into your moOde player from the get-go using the stated credentials.
That System config setting starts the "SSH term server" which enables use of the "Web SSH terminal". This "terminal" accesses a specialized web service listening to port 4200.
If the sshd service is running and listening on port 22 and you still can't connect, then one has to suspect there is something interrupting the passage of packets to the port. Typically a firewall is the culprit.
Regards,
Kent
