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2010-03-09
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This is what I did, not sure if it is the correct way but it works ok for me:
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa"
3. Pick a name for your key (I just called mine rsa1)
4. Pick a password if you want one (I left it blank so no password)
4. In Qt click "deploy key" and browse to where the key is (MADDE/home/<username>)
5. Select your_key_name.pub file
6. Qt should say key sucessfully deployed
7. Change "Authentication Type" option in Qt to "key"
8. Click "Test" in Qt to check it works properly
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa"
3. Pick a name for your key (I just called mine rsa1)
4. Pick a password if you want one (I left it blank so no password)
4. In Qt click "deploy key" and browse to where the key is (MADDE/home/<username>)
5. Select your_key_name.pub file
6. Qt should say key sucessfully deployed
7. Change "Authentication Type" option in Qt to "key"
8. Click "Test" in Qt to check it works properly
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2010-03-09
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@ West London, UK
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I have managed to do this, but don't have the exact info at my fingertips. Assuming you've generated a SSH key for the command-line version of MADDE, then I think you can find it in the
c:/madde/0.6.14/home/<yourusername>/.ssh
folder or thereabouts.
c:/madde/0.6.14/home/<yourusername>/.ssh
folder or thereabouts.
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2010-03-09
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@ Israel.
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Originally Posted by postformac
Aha!!!
This is what I did, not sure if it is the correct way but it works ok for me:
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa"
3. Pick a name for your key (I just called mine rsa1)
4. Pick a password if you want one (I left it blank so no password)
4. In Qt click "deploy key" and browse to where the key is (MADDE/home/<username>)
5. Select your_key_name.pub file
6. Qt should say key sucessfully deployed
7. Change "Authentication Type" option in Qt to "key"
8. Click "Test" in Qt to check it works properly
Will try it at home very soon.
Thank you fella!
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2010-03-09
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#6
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THanks for this.. i was using windows puttygen, but I couldnt get the keys I was making, to install..
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2010-03-10
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#7
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Fixed original post to include the information suggested by members that solved my problem, anyone who needs it, go the the 1st post in this thread.
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2010-03-10
, 13:31
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@ Finland, Kerava
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Originally Posted by postformac
Another way.
This is what I did, not sure if it is the correct way but it works ok for me:
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa"
3. Pick a name for your key (I just called mine rsa1)
4. Pick a password if you want one (I left it blank so no password)
4. In Qt click "deploy key" and browse to where the key is (MADDE/home/<username>)
5. Select your_key_name.pub file
6. Qt should say key sucessfully deployed
7. Change "Authentication Type" option in Qt to "key"
8. Click "Test" in Qt to check it works properly
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. mad-admin create runtime n900 <ip-addres>
Step 2. creates keys and install your public key into the device.
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2010-03-10
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@ Israel.
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Originally Posted by rontti
You will still need to choose the private key inside QTCreator though right?
Another way.
1. Open up MADDE terminal in Windows.
2. mad-admin create runtime n900 <ip-addres>
Step 2. creates keys and install your public key into the device.
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2010-03-10
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@ Finland, Kerava
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Originally Posted by eitama
I'm not tried QTCreator but I think that you have to.
You will still need to choose the private key inside QTCreator though right?
(Solution at the end of this very post)
I started developing on windows with QTCreator and Madde,
It's nice and easy - Could be better, but a lot better then scratchbox and esbox.
Anyway, one of the steps to allow compiling and testing directly on the phone is starting the "mad developer" client and generating a password.
In the QTCreator + Madde guide, there is a tip that says, I can put in the ssh key which will allow me to always test on the phone without the need to start that app and generate the password.
Anyone knows how I generate the id_rsa file to put into QTCreator?
Edit : Added reference to my source.
From : http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE/QtCreato...on_for_windows
Edit : A very nice member - postformac - , who has been helping me lately, has done it again, and came through with exact steps : (This appears below in his post, but to make it easier instead of going through the whole thread... + it can be locked.)
(Originally by postformac):
Cheers.
Last edited by eitama; 2010-03-10 at 07:36. Reason: Put solution into first post.