Port for SSH? - Printable Version

Port for SSH? - Printable Version

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Port for SSH? - Skip Pack - 03-30-2025

I have used Putty.exe forever for connecting to my MoOde host RPi, with the default port number (22) used. I'm now getting 'connection' refused. I there anything in 9.3.0 that would have already occupied that port? The IP 192.168.1.3 connects to the web interface fine.

Thanks,

Skip

RE: Port for SSH? - Tim Curtis - 03-30-2025

The ssh daemon is a standard part of PiOS. moOde doesn't alter that in any way.

RE: Port for SSH? - Snoil - 03-31-2025

maybe ssh wasnt enabled when configuring the image (imager/OS costumisation/services)
I found this in order to check

Code:
systemctl status sshd

RE: Port for SSH? - TheOldPresbyope - 03-31-2025

(03-31-2025, 01:47 PM)Snoil Wrote: maybe ssh wasnt enabled when configuring the image (imager/OS costumisation/services)
I found this in order to check

Code:
systemctl status sshd

That's a good guess.

Quoting from the Setup Guide

Quote:IMPORTANT! The image must be configured with a userid, password and SSH enabled or Moode will not function correctly.

It's possible to repair this after the fact if you know what you're doing but my motto is keep it simple. Just go back and re-flash the image properly.

Regards,
Kent

RE: Port for SSH? - Skip Pack - 04-02-2025

(03-31-2025, 03:25 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote:
(03-31-2025, 01:47 PM)Snoil Wrote: maybe ssh wasnt enabled when configuring the image (imager/OS costumisation/services)
I found this in order to check

Code:
systemctl status sshd

That's a good guess.

Quoting from the Setup Guide

Quote:IMPORTANT! The image must be configured with a userid, password and SSH enabled or Moode will not function correctly.

It's possible to repair this after the fact if you know what you're doing but my motto is keep it simple. Just go back and re-flash the image properly.

Regards,
Kent

Thanks a bunch, I've finally got some traction. It was the unconfigured SSH that got unset via too many trips through the imager. I now can see the error start in the mpd log encountered while regenerating the database, and will start a new thread above

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