T twonga macrumors member Original poster Feb 20, 2008 #1 got iPhone already unlocked from hong kong. It is on 1.1.3 I am trying to ssh to it and using root and password of alpine/dottie This does not work, any chance some1 can help as I am desperate
got iPhone already unlocked from hong kong. It is on 1.1.3 I am trying to ssh to it and using root and password of alpine/dottie This does not work, any chance some1 can help as I am desperate
A andysmith macrumors 6502 Feb 20, 2008 #2 The root password for 1.1.3 is 'alpine', and it can't be changed. Do you have SSH installed? ('OpenSSH' in Installer)
The root password for 1.1.3 is 'alpine', and it can't be changed. Do you have SSH installed? ('OpenSSH' in Installer)
T ThomasShaped macrumors regular Feb 20, 2008 #3 I have this same problem. OpenSSH is installed but the iPhone won't accept the password 🙁 Using iJailbreak on Leopard. Also is there a fix for YouTube not working?
I have this same problem. OpenSSH is installed but the iPhone won't accept the password 🙁 Using iJailbreak on Leopard. Also is there a fix for YouTube not working?
T twonga macrumors member Original poster Feb 20, 2008 #4 andysmith said: The root password for 1.1.3 is 'alpine', and it can't be changed. Do you have SSH installed? ('OpenSSH' in Installer) Click to expand... yep i have that installed but it wont accept the password? i am using flashfxp any ideas?
andysmith said: The root password for 1.1.3 is 'alpine', and it can't be changed. Do you have SSH installed? ('OpenSSH' in Installer) Click to expand... yep i have that installed but it wont accept the password? i am using flashfxp any ideas?
Jeremy1026 macrumors 68020 Feb 20, 2008 #5 twonga said: yep i have that installed but it wont accept the password? i am using flashfxp any ideas? Click to expand... Are you trying to connect via SFTP over port 22?
twonga said: yep i have that installed but it wont accept the password? i am using flashfxp any ideas? Click to expand... Are you trying to connect via SFTP over port 22?
S stowns macrumors newbie Feb 20, 2008 #6 I've had the same prbs..tried 2 diff. FTP programs...on Mac and PC...couldnt get it to accept me. and yeah, i changed to port 22
I've had the same prbs..tried 2 diff. FTP programs...on Mac and PC...couldnt get it to accept me. and yeah, i changed to port 22
T twonga macrumors member Original poster Feb 20, 2008 #7 Jeremy1026 said: Are you trying to connect via SFTP over port 22? Click to expand... i am yes but it just says connection refused
Jeremy1026 said: Are you trying to connect via SFTP over port 22? Click to expand... i am yes but it just says connection refused
ntrigue macrumors 68040 Feb 20, 2008 #8 Its remotely possible to have changed the password. scp root@xxx.xxx.xx.xx 'enter' passwd 'enter' Enter twice and voila! I know that it is NOT recommended with SUmmerboard in 1.1.3 Obviously this is the case as it IS 'alpine'
Its remotely possible to have changed the password. scp root@xxx.xxx.xx.xx 'enter' passwd 'enter' Enter twice and voila! I know that it is NOT recommended with SUmmerboard in 1.1.3 Obviously this is the case as it IS 'alpine'
T twonga macrumors member Original poster Feb 20, 2008 #9 ntrigue said: Its remotely possible to have changed the password. scp root@xxx.xxx.xx.xx 'enter' passwd 'enter' Enter twice and voila! I know that it is NOT recommended with SUmmerboard in 1.1.3 Obviously this is the case as it IS 'alpine' Click to expand... hi tried this and it dont work either :-(
ntrigue said: Its remotely possible to have changed the password. scp root@xxx.xxx.xx.xx 'enter' passwd 'enter' Enter twice and voila! I know that it is NOT recommended with SUmmerboard in 1.1.3 Obviously this is the case as it IS 'alpine' Click to expand... hi tried this and it dont work either :-(
Consultant macrumors G5 Feb 20, 2008 #10 See if you have something called "services" or something you don't know what it does. The ones mentioned above have a switch to turn on / off SSH that is already installed.
See if you have something called "services" or something you don't know what it does. The ones mentioned above have a switch to turn on / off SSH that is already installed.
Consultant macrumors G5 Feb 21, 2008 #11 Just had the same problem with a 1.1.3. Was able to SFTP. Then turned iPhone off. Sit for a day. Had "Permission Denied" through TRANSMIT, even though the password wasn't changed. Did a few things, including uninstalling and reinstalling openSSH, but still doesn't work with transmit. Tried with CYBERDUCK, and it works. Bizarre.
Just had the same problem with a 1.1.3. Was able to SFTP. Then turned iPhone off. Sit for a day. Had "Permission Denied" through TRANSMIT, even though the password wasn't changed. Did a few things, including uninstalling and reinstalling openSSH, but still doesn't work with transmit. Tried with CYBERDUCK, and it works. Bizarre.