ipod 2.0 ssh help on mac

[frostycool210]

ok so ive tried connecting through cyberduck and it always gives me the same message:
Connection Failed
The kexTimeout (30000 ms) expired.

so then i tried terminal and it gives me the message:
Operation Timed Out

what am i doing wrong?
yes in cyberduck im set to SFTP and in terminal im typing ssh root@<ipaddress>
using the password alpine as well. even tried dottie and didnt work either.
i am sire im using the right IP address as well.

[fungrified]

it sounds like it cant even find your ipod
try do a "ping <ip address>" in terminal to check that its even there

[frostycool210]

it sounds like it cant even find your ipod
try do a "ping <ip address>" in terminal to check that its even there

ok so i did that and it keeps giving me this:

ping: sendto: Host is down



then it started giving me this:

64 bytes from <ip address>: icmp_seq=# ttl=64 time=# ms


where do i go from here?

[phoenix.stu]

I have a question to the OP. When you go into terminal and try to log on to your iPhone. Are you allowed to login?

In other words. When you go into terminal. Type this and replace the "xx.x.x.x" with your ip address on the iPhone:

ssh [email protected]

You should be prompted for a password for root. If you haven't changed it, the password should be "alpine"(without the quotations).
NOTE: You will not see the password as you type it. Don't worry, it's there.

If performed correctly you should receive a prompt on the terminal that looks like this(Where you see Phoenix-stu below. It will have the name of your device.)
Phoenix-stu-s-iPhone:~ root#
This means you are logged in.

My question is
1. Does it allow you to log on from there or does it give you an error with a bunch of lines of text?

[frostycool210]

I have a question to the OP. When you go into terminal and try to log on to your iPhone. Are you allowed to login?

In other words. When you go into terminal. Type this and replace the "xx.x.x.x" with your ip address on the iPhone:

ssh [email protected]

You should be prompted for a password for root. If you haven't changed it, the password should be "alpine"(without the quotations).
NOTE: You will not see the password as you type it. Don't worry, it's there.

If performed correctly you should receive a prompt on the terminal that looks like this(Where you see Phoenix-stu below. It will have the name of your device.)
Phoenix-stu-s-iPhone:~ root#
This means you are logged in.

My question is
1. Does it allow you to log on from there or does it give you an error with a bunch of lines of text?

no it doesnt let me log in.
as soon as i type in:

ssh [email protected]

i click enter
then after about a minute it gives me the message
Operation timed out
does not even ask me for a password or anything

[phoenix.stu]

Try this. Try to uninstall openssh from cydia. Reeboot your phone, install it again, reboot and try to use the terminal command again.

Let me know if that works.

[frostycool210]

Try this. Try to uninstall openssh from cydia. Reeboot your phone, install it again, reboot and try to use the terminal command again.

Let me know if that works.

ok so i did everything u said and when i went to terminal to use the command, i succesfully logged in
but then i tried to log in on cyberduck and it didnt work and i got the same message as the beginning
then i tried using Fugu and nothing at all happened - it said it was connecting then just sent me back to the original page where i wnter my ip address

so frustrating!

[phoenix.stu]

The only thing that I can think of at this point is that you try to manually enter all of the information into the appropriate boxes.



1. In Cyberduck, Click on the "open connection" button on the top left.
2. When the box appears, replace the x's with your ip
3. Make sure you are on port 22
4. Make sure you have it set to SFTP at the top.
5. Enter root
6. Enter password.

Try it again and let me know if it works.

[frostycool210]

The only thing that I can think of at this point is that you try to manually enter all of the information into the appropriate boxes.



1. In Cyberduck, Click on the "open connection" button on the top left.
2. When the box appears, replace the x's with your ip
3. Make sure you are on port 22
4. Make sure you have it set to SFTP at the top.
5. Enter root
6. Enter password.

Try it again and let me know if it works.

tried it again - nothing
well if u cant think of anything else i understand
thankyou for trying to help though!

[phoenix.stu]

Well. I tried a few things. Do you have the ssh toggle switch installed?

I just installed it last night and it gave me problems. It would initially turn it off however, when I tried to turn it back on. I got connection problems.
I uninstalled it and all is working fine.

[frostycool210]

Well. I tried a few things. Do you have the ssh toggle switch installed?

I just installed it last night and it gave me problems. It would initially turn it off however, when I tried to turn it back on. I got connection problems.
I uninstalled it and all is working fine.

well i do have boddprefs installed which togles ssh
ill go uninstall it now && see what happens

nope it didnt help
maybe theres a problem withmy rotuer or something?

[jackhkm1]

hi, i had a similar problem as well
what i did and it seemed to help was to change the password of my iphone through terminal then use the new password in cyber duck
to change the password enter:

passwd

when logged in in terminal and follow the steps
then open up cyber duck go through the normal process but use the username: root
and password: what ever u set it to

let me now if that works

[frostycool210]

hi, i had a similar problem as well
what i did and it seemed to help was to change the password of my iphone through terminal then use the new password in cyber duck
to change the password enter:

passwd

when logged in in terminal and follow the steps
then open up cyber duck go through the normal process but use the username: root
and password: what ever u set it to

let me now if that works

nope didnt help.
i found out that my ipod and my mac have different ip addresses when connected. i hear that they have to be the same but how can i change them to make them the same?
my mac is running through airport and not connected directly to a router if that helps.