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2006-09-10
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Upgrade to 2006 is my first suggestion. If I remember right, it stores ssh under /var/ look for lib and application files there.
Sorry I can't be more help, but when I had 2005 I installed most my aps using the dpkg method so it set up somewhat right, and upgraded to 2006 in July and never looked back.
Sorry I can't be more help, but when I had 2005 I installed most my aps using the dpkg method so it set up somewhat right, and upgraded to 2006 in July and never looked back.
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2006-09-11
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Thanks, Rattis.
Took your advice and upgraded. Since I am new to 2006 OS, now I have a follow up question.
I went to the application wiki and found the repository data for openssh:
Repository : http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution : mistral
Component : free
Typed this data into Application Manager on my Nokia to add a new repository. It seemed to accept it, but when regenerating the list of applications, it found a few things, but not OpenSSH.
I tried to search for a location where the 2006 version of OpenSSH exists, but can't find it through Google. I can only find references to the 2005 OS version.
Where do I find the app installer file at?
Thanks
Took your advice and upgraded. Since I am new to 2006 OS, now I have a follow up question.
I went to the application wiki and found the repository data for openssh:
Repository : http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution : mistral
Component : free
Typed this data into Application Manager on my Nokia to add a new repository. It seemed to accept it, but when regenerating the list of applications, it found a few things, but not OpenSSH.
I tried to search for a location where the 2006 version of OpenSSH exists, but can't find it through Google. I can only find references to the 2005 OS version.
Where do I find the app installer file at?
Thanks
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2006-09-11
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@ "Almost there!" (Monte Christo, Count of)
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Originally Posted by rbramwell
Aha! So it's a problem with the repository then. I just started a thread about Maemopad+ not showing up from the same repository.Thanks, Rattis.
Took your advice and upgraded. Since I am new to 2006 OS, now I have a follow up question.
I went to the application wiki and found the repository data for openssh:
Repository : http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution : mistral
Component : free
Typed this data into Application Manager on my Nokia to add a new repository. It seemed to accept it, but when regenerating the list of applications, it found a few things, but not OpenSSH.
I tried to search for a location where the 2006 version of OpenSSH exists, but can't find it through Google. I can only find references to the 2005 OS version.
Where do I find the app installer file at?
Thanks
I guess we'll have to wait a bit...
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2006-09-11
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@ UK
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OpenSSH isn't in the "user" section, so it doesn't show up.
Open X Terminal and type (as root) apt-get install openssh, I thought this was quite clearly explained in the Application Catalogue? Ah, yes:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Applicati...be89a1735a4910
Open X Terminal and type (as root) apt-get install openssh, I thought this was quite clearly explained in the Application Catalogue? Ah, yes:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Applicati...be89a1735a4910
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2006-09-11
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Thanks, Andrew.
I wasn't familiar with apt-get. I thought it was something you ran to install the OpenSSH program *after* downloading a .deb file. I did not realize that apt-get did it all.
I'll run it tonight and see what I get.
I wasn't familiar with apt-get. I thought it was something you ran to install the OpenSSH program *after* downloading a .deb file. I did not realize that apt-get did it all.
I'll run it tonight and see what I get.
After installing SSH (running the install script) successfully, I can't seem to find the ssh command so I can run the client.
On my linux server the command is just "ssh <IP ADDRESS>". I poked around but can't find where SSH is located.
It's kind of a stupid question, but can anyone point me in the right direction?