I think that because there aren't nearly as many people here, as there are in Lee's group, not very many people have seen this. Chris Seto ==== Chris S. Seto ...
IPKG is definitely a topic that belongs on this group because it may eventually initiate a lot of discussions that would confuse the daylights out of 90% of...
Thats pretty much my thoughts too. I did want to put reminder up on the main group, just so that if peopel have email alerts off, that they can still get to...
Hi Lee I figured and can appreciate the need to keep the two groups separated. For sure there are a lot of people in your group that would appreciate the...
The big thing, is that we really, really don't want someone accidentally installing too many packages. Or generally messing something up. Hence the massive...
Apparently people are finding it, because the massive flood of ....... Hello, This is an automated email message to let you know that XXXXX <XXXX@...>...
I installed jrun and used ipkg to install rsync with the thought of using it to sync up files with a USB drive. When running jrun, I can't find any way to...
I installed dropbear using ipkg and it seems to be running fine (thanks Chris/Lee!). The problem is the authentication: I can't login. I try to login as user...
I have never had to set up SSH manually, so I really can't help you much beyond that. Have you tried looking for a tutorial? Chris Seto ==== Chris S. Seto ...
In a nutshell, you create 2 keys, public, and private. This key set is what SSH uses to auth. PuTTY Gen may be used to create key pars. I havn' set up SSH...
I had to do a few things with IPKG just now. Here is a snapshot (12:28PM GMT | March 17th 08) of the currently available packages... this thread will be...
I see. You are not using password authentication. You need a key on both the server and client. I was hoping to be able to authenticate with a password. ...
Well, I used Putty Gen to create the public/private keys. I then created a ../jrun/root/.ssh/authorized_keys and put the public key in this file and added...
Take a look here. http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseDropBearForRemoteAccess I used that very guide many years ago with my NSLU2, which has now been ...
Perhaps I'm missing something fundamental about this jrun ipkg Karl put together. Is only ipkg itself isolated, or are ipkg-installed packages also isolated to...
Looking back over some discussions Karl and I had about this, I found this in one his emails: "The method has advantages and disadvantages alike. One advantage...
Oh, it's all very sensible stuff - libogg, libsqlite2, and so on. If I figure out what repository has that stuff, I'll post it here. But, anyway, back to the...
Well.... As for me.... %80 of it is experimental stuff that gets removed at the end of the day, and the other 20% is things like VIM, SSH (not set up yet), and...
... My guess is that the root password inside jrun is different from that outside. Set up your root password by running "passwd" at the jrun prompt. ...
My plan, at this point, is to try setting up rsync to see if I can make full use of the protocol for doing backups from Linux and Mac machines. Hopefully, it...