Closed Webonaute closed 6 years ago
What is the date in the name of the image file?
Did you verify that it is the Pi that you are talking to?
Could there be a firewall issue between you and the Pi?
2018_05_24 is the date,
I have no firewall. I can connect to any other device I have over ssh. Yes. if I connect the keyboard/monitor to the Pi, I see the right IP.
I can see the wifi is configured on wlan0, I can also run ssh localhost on the PI and sshd is responding. From the Pi, I can ping my mac or google.com.
netstats -na |grep :22 show me that the port is open on any ip on port 22.
seem that ssh respond only to pi@raspberrypi dns
I probably won't have a chance to look at this before next week.
I'll say this - that version was very lightly tested. If you want to address this before then, you may want to try the previous release.
np. I get around by connecting directly with monitor and keyboard and now that I know it work with dns, its not a big problem. it's just annoying when its first time you setup a PI. it took me lot of time to figure it out. I tried your image because I could not make any other raspbian image working on my sd card. (probably my SD card reader who is really old, IDK.) there where not booting. than I try your image and it boot. but had network issue. lol. anyway. now I can start testing all those cool sensor from the kit I buy! :)
Just tried it out. Could not replicate the problem.
when setting up the wifi on http://raspberrypi.local, the ssh stop responding after.
I reconnect to my router wifi, I can see the device connect to 192.168.1.113. I can ping the device but it not answer to ssh. how do I fix that?