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Once you login via Chrome for the first time, you'll have the pi
user and the password will be the one of your choice.
This login happens when there is a reset.txt
file, as described in the how-to, and pi
user has sudo
privileges so you can do pretty much it at that point.
I hope this helped anyhow.
luckylynx - were you able to get in? Coder should be setting the pi user's password to your choice whenever you set or change your password in the Coder UI.
Jep, worked like a charm! Thanks!
I too am having troubles connecting via ssh to my R Pi. Using putty on Windows, cannot connect to coder.local or DHCP assigned IP address. Is there something needed to be done to start the sshd process on R Pi or do I need to generate keys on the R Pi?
Did you install the bonjour services for windows? That'll make the coder.local URL resolve properly. On Sep 24, 2013 3:17 PM, "wshirey" notifications@github.com wrote:
I too am having troubles connecting via ssh to my R Pi. Using putty on Windows, cannot connect to coder.local or DHCP assigned IP address. Is there something needed to be done to start the sshd process on R Pi or do I need to generate keys on the R Pi?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/issues/5#issuecomment-25034205 .
Yes. I am able to access the web server and see Coder app, but putty keeps giving me an error. I can ping both coder.local and DHCP assigned IP address.
Cygwin ssh gives me Connection reset by peer error.
In my case did not work whit MAC OS. I was thinking was something from my end but know I will be expecting solution here.
I'm using Putty (defaults) and getting an access denied after I enter my password with upper and lower case letters. Do I need to change the Putty defaults? Could it be the password?
can you ping coder.local? if not what about the IP address of coder?
are you using port 22?
On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 8:08 AM, jmp407 notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm using Putty (defaults) and getting an access denied after I enter my password with upper and lower case letters. Do I need to change the Putty defaults? Could it be the password?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/issues/5#issuecomment-25443606 .
Thanks,
Russell Fair 770.401.9039
using port 22 and the same IP (10.0.0.4) that I use to connect via Chrome browser.
Finally got Putty/ssh to work last night. Not sure what I did but seems too many references to the "Raspberry Pi" in the documentation overwhelmed my recognition of the lower case on the user id. It's pi not Pi or PI it is pi. So from now on, i refer to my raspberry pi not the other name.
Since sshd is running it would be nice to know the login name and password? The default passwords used in raspbian wheezy doesn't work.