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[Mitchell Reese <projects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Just trying to set-up ssh without making the image writeable. The ssh 
server is running, however I'm having issues with the public keys. I've 
added a generated key.pub file into the 
/home/phablet/.ssh/authorized_keys folder (created this), however I'm 
not able to log in. I notice that password authentication is turned off 
by default in the main config file - /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Any thoughts as to how we can get ssh access via a wifi network at 
present? I'd rather not make the image writeable unless necessary.

Ta.

Mitchell

On 04/08/14 21:42, David Planella wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> With the recent landing of the developer mode UI and from previous 
> discussions on the list and on IRC, I understand that:
>
> - ADB will be disabled by default, but can be enabled/disabled using 
> the switch in the developer mode
> - SSH will be disabled by default and there is no UI to enable/disable 
> it. However, it can be enabled from an adb shell session issuing the 
> 'setprop persist.service.ssh true' command.
>
> I also understand the rationale that most things can be accomplished 
> with ADB and power users can simply enable SSH over the terminal.
>
> However, given the fact that Qt Creator uses both ADB (for SSH key 
> exchange) and SSH (for app deployment), this introduces another manual 
> step before being able to develop apps with a device, making the app 
> developer experience a bit more cumbersome. The SDK tell me that it'd 
> be technically possible to migrate to ADB only, but that there'd be 
> some issues with adb port forwarding and the emulator (they can expand 
> on this better than I).
>
> Is there a way developer mode can work better with Qt Creator, so that 
> the developer only has to worry about flicking a switch on the device?
>
> Cheers,
> David.