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Old 05-05-2008, 09:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I've installed Openssh in order to transfer files to my iphone, but it doesn't seem to show in my desktop, have tried uninstalling/reinstalling but no joy.

Is there something i'm missing...?
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Old 05-05-2008, 09:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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OpenSSH does not create a home screen icon. Easiest way to toggle it On and Off is to install the BossPrefs application ...
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You also need a client application which will act as the GUI. I use fugu for mac. Here's some more info on the topic.

SSH - SSH is a means of transferring data, or files, between to devices. In the case of the iPhone, SSH can be installed by installing OpenSSH in installer, and accessing your iPhone via a SSH client on your computer. This will gives you access to your iPhone's drive.

Should you be using a Mac, use either Cyberduck or Fugu as your client.
If you are using a PC, use WinSCP.


Connecting to your iPhone via SSH:

First make sure that your iPhone is connected to the same wireless network as the computer you wish to connect to the iPhone with.

1) Open up your SSH client of choice, and open a new connection. In 'Server' or 'IP Address' you will need to input your iPhone's IP. To determine this:
• Go into Settings > WiFi.
• Find your wireless network, and tap the blue arrow next to it.
• In the 'IP' field, look at the numbers displayed. This is your IP.
Now input the IP Address into the server field in your SSH client.

2) If prompted, select 'SSH' as your connection type, or set the port to 22.

3) In the 'Username' field, input the word root.

4) In the 'Password' field, input the word alpine.


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download winscp
and follow freakydeaky's instructions
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