Can't connect to iPhone using Fugu or WinSCP...

[mr.stinki]

I've tried reinstalling open SSH, but i still can't connect, this is what i'm using:

Host name: my IP address
User Name: root
Password: alpine

This is what i get on fugu:

ssh: connect to host ###.###.###.### port 22: Connection refused

And this is what i get on WinSCP:

network error: Connection refused.



I'm running firmware 1.1.3 if that helps...

[jav6454]

Originally Posted by mr.stinki

I've tried reinstalling open SSH, but i still can't connect, this is what i'm using:

Host name: my IP address
User Name: root
Password: alpine

This is what i get on fugu:

ssh: connect to host ###.###.###.### port 22: Connection refused

And this is what i get on WinSCP:

network error: Connection refused.



I'm running firmware 1.1.3 if that helps...

Use iBrickr

[matrage]

I was having quite the problem as of late. After going crazy installing applications and games. I tried to move some ROMs over to my touch but i could never connect via SSH I would always get Connection refused error and it would never let me connnect. I know the touch was on the network because I could ping it but could never connect to it. This was driving me nuts as I could do it on my 8 GB but now I have a 16 so I was going insane. Then yesterday my installer stopped installing apps. I would choose something to install it would download the source, install it and then I would never see any of the apps I downloaded. Convinced it was the 1.14, but after some digging around I found a fix that solved both of these problems.

“The memory space on the iPod Touch/iPhone is broken into two partitions - the first partition contains the operating system/firmware/applications and is FIXED at only 300MB. The second partition contains your media (music, videos, settings, etc.). What you need to do is free space on your first partition and/or move your applications to your second partition.” - DerekVOF from iLounge

This was how I solved the problem with the help of boss tools. Boss tools will move your apps to the second partition where there is lotsa room. I am sure this would work on a iphone as well

1. Uninstall all installed apps. (Drag yes I know)
2. Download Boss Tool repo source http://iphone.sleepers.net/repo.xml
3. Run boss tool
4. Select Free Space
5. Move Fonts
6. Move Ringtones
7. Move Apps
8. Restart device
9. Install OpenSSH
10. Finished

After doing all this, everything was fine! My installer worked again I was no longer getting the mind numbing connection refused error when I tried to connect via SSH.

I have a feeling SSH requires some space on the 300 MB partition when it initially connects and when it cant find any it refuses the connection

Now time to play RBI Baseball on my touch!