Thanks for the reply and link--and I hope we don't upset Jerry. . I will read thru your link soon.
My only purpose to set up Openssh-server on a 4.4 Live with Persistence 16gb stick, is to practice sshing into another laptop with the same USB config but using the Openssh client.. I am going to buy an Odroid N2, which runs on Ubuntu bionic with modifications to cleanly interface with Kodi. LiLi 4.4 is also run by Ubuntu-bionic so the server should be compatible. CoreElec.org is still in alpha stage with nightly updates and need users feedback, info about errors and improvements. They need for the user to ssh "into" the N2 and get error info, ie dmesg, and send them the log. I plan to use the client stick then to do the sshing. I plan to have my N2 in another room connected to my NAS through my 1gb Ethernet network/ router. I want to test my ssh client and server laptops the same way. I'm not concerned about security--and yes I understand ssh is all ab out security. I'm just initially trying to test following the directions from CoreElec by using ssh.
I have text copies of the auth, syslog, known_hosts files, as well as the terminal log in screen. You mentioned you were not concerned with these so I haven't posted them
Thanks again,
Ron
My only purpose to set up Openssh-server on a 4.4 Live with Persistence 16gb stick, is to practice sshing into another laptop with the same USB config but using the Openssh client.. I am going to buy an Odroid N2, which runs on Ubuntu bionic with modifications to cleanly interface with Kodi. LiLi 4.4 is also run by Ubuntu-bionic so the server should be compatible. CoreElec.org is still in alpha stage with nightly updates and need users feedback, info about errors and improvements. They need for the user to ssh "into" the N2 and get error info, ie dmesg, and send them the log. I plan to use the client stick then to do the sshing. I plan to have my N2 in another room connected to my NAS through my 1gb Ethernet network/ router. I want to test my ssh client and server laptops the same way. I'm not concerned about security--and yes I understand ssh is all ab out security. I'm just initially trying to test following the directions from CoreElec by using ssh.
I have text copies of the auth, syslog, known_hosts files, as well as the terminal log in screen. You mentioned you were not concerned with these so I haven't posted them
Thanks again,
Ron