#FILEZILLA SSH RASPBERRY INSTALL#
#FILEZILLA SSH RASPBERRY SOFTWARE#

If the host does not have the exact same username it won't work. So if you just ssh to 192.168.1.xxx you will try to login as the current user onto the host machine. Permission denied, please try Permission denied ssh password:Īs you can see, it didn't recognize my old Raspi password so I changed it but again Linux couldn't access the new password either.ĭo you think that the problem may be on the Raspberry configuration? If so which tool maybe? I clicked on SSH of the advanced tools of the Raspberry (for some reason it was unclicked), and Linux detected it and asked me if I wanted to trust that host, which I agreed and now got ssh password: Trying to SSH into 192.168.2.9 from any other Linux or Windows system would presumably fail every bit as much and any configuration so as to have it not fail should happen on 192.168.2.9, not on Linux Mint. In any case then this seems extremely unlikely to have anything to do with Linux Mint. Probably as said as a result of simply no SSH server running on 192.168.2.9 but otherwise as a matter of SSH on 192.168.2.9 being configured to not listen on the network interface you are connecting to, or to not allow connections from a to it unknown system, or. The message simply says that 192.168.2.9 is refusing your connection. To confirm that all's well in that sense, verify from the output of ifconfig that your network adaptor has an 192.168.2.x address as well, but it's not to be expected that anything's wrong there. the 192.168.2.9 system you'd be getting some form of routing error or timeout instead. If it were a matter of incompatible network setup on your Mint system vs. The common reason for that message is no SSH server in fact running/listening on 192.168.2.9. And if 192.168.2.9 is not a Linux Mint system its refusal to accept your SSH login has nothing to do with Linux Mint.Ĭode: Select all ssh: connect to host 192.168.2.9 port 22: Connection refused

#FILEZILLA SSH RASPBERRY INSTALL#

If 192.168.2.9 is a Linux Mint system, including if it's 'victor-ThinkCentre-M58p' itself, that's to say that you will need to on it run that sudo apt-get install openssh-server command so as to install the SSH server on it. Unless 192.168.2.9 is in fact that same system 'victor-ThinkCentre-M58p' that you are trying to install things onto, i.e., unless it was just intended as a test, that system 192.168.2.9 reporting 'Connection refused' is saying, well, that the machine 192.168.2.9 is refusing the connection that there's nothing to be done on 'victor-ThinkCentre-M58' but only on 192.168.2.9.

Synaptic or sudo apt from the command line work via your user password.Ģ.

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You do not need a root password to install software so it's unclear what your original issue was/is. To OP: please forget any and all concerning passwords for now.ġ.

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