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2011-11-20
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#42
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I'm trying to get wpa_supplicant running (for Cicso LEAP), and have a problem that is probably related. It seems that ioctl() set calls on the interface fail with EACCES. This looks like some sort of security mechanism as well.
Please let us know how your sshfs work goes. And thanks for doing it!
Please let us know how your sshfs work goes. And thanks for doing it!
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2011-11-22
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Hello
I did this and now I have access with WinScp, but I can't copy/past to system folders, I can only to MyDocs.. Don't know why.. Can someone explain what wrong and what I need to do ?
Thanks
I did this and now I have access with WinScp, but I can't copy/past to system folders, I can only to MyDocs.. Don't know why.. Can someone explain what wrong and what I need to do ?
Thanks
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2011-11-22
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Originally Posted by Schturman
Certain system files are protected by the Harmattan Security Feature Aegis. So even if root has rw privileges, you cannot modify certain files. You can read about it here:
Hello
I did this and now I have access with WinScp, but I can't copy/past to system folders, I can only to MyDocs.
http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/...attan_Security
When you understand that, then you can please explain it all to me :-) I don't have the courage to read anything about security with a full stomach . . . I might end up with a round-trip meal ticket.
That poor joke aside, I have a Linux system source package (WPA supplicant) that compiles without any changes in the scratchbox. But to be able to use it on the N9, I will need to create a deb build package, which will add the necessary Aegis stuff. Otherwise, I will probably not be able to use ioctl()s on the network interface :-(
It would be nice if the create_project script had a utility to import existing Makefiles. But I think my only option will be major surgery in the deb and original Makefile. With the result being a sort of Frankenstein-Make-Qmake file . . .
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2011-11-22
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Originally Posted by DaShaker
For now I understand that I can copy/paste/delete files to the system folders only via terminal... WinSCP and FileBox (some file manager) don't have permissions for this actions..
Certain system files are protected by the Harmattan Security Feature Aegis. So even if root has rw privileges, you cannot modify certain files. You can read about it here:
http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/...attan_Security
When you understand that, then you can please explain it all to me :-) I don't have the courage to read anything about security with a full stomach . . . I might end up with a round-trip meal ticket.
That poor joke aside, I have a Linux system source package (WPA supplicant) that compiles without any changes in the scratchbox. But to be able to use it on the N9, I will need to create a deb build package, which will add the necessary Aegis stuff. Otherwise, I will probably not be able to use ioctl()s on the network interface :-(
It would be nice if the create_project script had a utility to import existing Makefiles. But I think my only option will be major surgery in the deb and original Makefile. With the result being a sort of Frankenstein-Make-Qmake file . . .
Thanks
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Schturman's home page
Schturman's repo on openrepos
RPM packaging directly on your Jolla phone.
Root & User SSH access to Jolla via WinSCP.
Root and User SSH access to Jolla via Nautilus on Linux PC.
Lausanne & Lyon de descente...
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Schturman's home page
Schturman's repo on openrepos
RPM packaging directly on your Jolla phone.
Root & User SSH access to Jolla via WinSCP.
Root and User SSH access to Jolla via Nautilus on Linux PC.
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2012-01-16
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#46
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Originally Posted by ukki
Perfectly working for me ...
On N9 open terminal and run:
Then ssh in as 'user' using the password you just set.Code:devel-su (password is rootme) passwd user (and enter some password)
EDIT: Not sure you need to be root for that, simple 'passwd' as user could work too.
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2012-01-29
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I noticed following issue with logging to N9 via SSH: every now and then I stop being able log in as developer - "Permission denied, please try again." I am sure I enter the correct password. After I set-up developer password on the device itself anew(the same as before actually) I can log in without any problem for several days, until this happens again. This is kinda annoying and I wonder have somebody experienced such behaviour so we can file a bug report for this?
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2012-12-13
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Hello,
I'll just use this thread instead of creating a new one.
I wonder where all the /etc/init.d/* scripts are. On my N900, I can run: /etc/init.d/sshd restart in order to restart the ssh daemon. I don't want to keep the ssh server running all the time on my N9 but I do not see a "nice" possibility to do that - pkill is not nice for me
. My google search returned "/usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d sshd restart", but this does nothing and so I had a look into that file:
The same content is in the /usr/sbin/update-rc.d file. It sounds as if there is a new method to start and stop services.
Any ideas?
Regards
I'll just use this thread instead of creating a new one.
I wonder where all the /etc/init.d/* scripts are. On my N900, I can run: /etc/init.d/sshd restart in order to restart the ssh daemon. I don't want to keep the ssh server running all the time on my N9 but I do not see a "nice" possibility to do that - pkill is not nice for me
. My google search returned "/usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d sshd restart", but this does nothing and so I had a look into that file:Code:
#!/bin/sh # File must exists for old compatibility reasons # No functionality here exit 0
Any ideas?
Regards
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Nokia N9 (16GB, black) and a Nokia N900
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2012-12-14
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#49
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Try
And
Code:
/sbin/initctl stop ssh
Code:
/sbin/initctl start ssh
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Schturman's home page
Schturman's repo on openrepos
RPM packaging directly on your Jolla phone.
Root & User SSH access to Jolla via WinSCP.
Root and User SSH access to Jolla via Nautilus on Linux PC.
Lausanne & Lyon de descente...
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Schturman's home page
Schturman's repo on openrepos
RPM packaging directly on your Jolla phone.
Root & User SSH access to Jolla via WinSCP.
Root and User SSH access to Jolla via Nautilus on Linux PC.
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2013-07-17
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Originally Posted by mooglez
My mobile Internet provider (tele2.se) blocks port 22 for incoming traffic. You can check your status with this web page:
Any problems connecting over 3G? Wifi seems to work fine for me, but attempting to connect to an N9 that is on 3G connection fails.
http://canyouseeme.org
Just look up the page from your phone when connected via 3G and enter the port number (this page will also show your IP address).
So I changed to port 24 (they only blocks 22, 23, 110, 1080, 1433, 3389, 5900, 8080). In the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config, change the line "Port 22" to "Port 24" or the port of your choice. I did this and the abovementioned web page can now see me. And more importantly, it works.
But be aware of the security risks if you succeed!
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Current obsession:
https://purl.org/rzr/abandonware
Please help to list all maemo existing apps :
https://github.com/abandonware/aband...ment-578143760
https://wiki.maemo.org/Apps#
I am looking for " 4 inch TFT LCD display screen " for Nokia n950 HandSet
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Also, I need online storage to archive files :
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