Closed markosc closed 4 years ago
SSH is enabled by default, so there isn't anything that needs to be activated. Which Raspberry Pi 3 model are you using? I'm currently SSHed into a 3B+ thats connected by LAN and all seems fine.
Have you tried SSHing in using hostname.local? ssh username@bcm2710.local
After further investigation I found the problem was in the credentials script that is active on first boot. I made the following adjustments and also created a new image.
It also seems, that image had an issue regenerating new ssh keys during first boot. So it's very possible it was just a bad image?
Let me know if this resolves the problem. Thanx!
I usually connect with putty to the raspberry pi 3b + with its assigned IP (LAN), in this case, when entering the sshd configuration and activating allow root login, the port and any ip, I cannot connect, it rejects the connection, I will download the last image generated and I'll see if I still have problems, thanks.
thanks now I was able to connect through bcm2710.local and it looks good the system seems that devuan gives a plus to the raspberry pi 3
Good. I'm happy it worked for you. If any other problems should arise related to this subject feel free to open the issue again. Cheers!
hello Just testing on a raspberry pi 3 Devuan, but I have a question, I can't access by ssh, usually in x86 system I can activate it but for rpi sshd is complicated and it is by LAN