I'm having some difficulty getting WinSCP to connect to my server can anyone help?
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I'm having some difficulty getting WinSCP to connect to my server can anyone help?
Some details would be neat...
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have tried several usernames and passwords.....
Check if your release is set to that IP, and if apache is started.
And what do you mean with "I tried multiple IPs" ?!
Dude, I think you dont really know what your doing, inform yourself about the password of the release you use.
For hrace009 release, password is hrace009.
I have already logged into my server and played the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swoosh91
I have already had someone else log into my server and play.
I have not tried multiple IPs, other than the servers local and public IPs, I have tried multiple Usernames and Passwords be cause I don't know what password it is asking for.
This is 343's release "¤ The Complete PW Package ¤" and I have looked at his post for usernames and passwords, most of them are "root, root" or "pwAdmin, root", however they have not worked.
I have tried my username and password "root, ***********" and it failed to connect.
If you have anymore questions please ask. :):
u must starting MySQL database to connect :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
lol everything is running, how do i start something that is already running? xD
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:glare: and now im apparently blocked because
:(: really need some helpCode:1129 - Host '192.168.1.10' is blocked because of many connection errors;
unblock with 'mysqladmin flush-hosts'
service is either not running or firewall blocked it...Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
Obviously...Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
Told you what to do right there...Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
then why can Navicat connect?Quote:
Originally Posted by das7002Spoiler:
service is either not running or firewall blocked it...
meaning??Quote:
Originally Posted by das7002Obviously...Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
didn't need to do that, just shut down the server and rebootedQuote:
Originally Posted by das7002Told you what to do right there...Quote:
Originally Posted by masoteaka
now can someone please help me get WinSCP connected to my server?
Okay, first in order to connect WinSCP, which uses port 22 you need to have the openssh server running, you can check by:
ps -aux |grep ssh
if you do not see openssh running, install one by:
apt-get install openssh-server
Once installed you can try reconnecting again.
For MySQL default install does not permit root to be accessed outside localhost (127.0.0.1), you might want to add a user that has privilege to that database, connecting to your IP only.
If all else fails, go:
ufw allow 22
ufw allow from YOUR_IP_HERE
then optionally:
ufw allow from YOUR_IP_HERE to any port 22
MAKE SURE ALL PASSWORDS ARE CORRECT.
make sure ssh is installed, and use sftp to connect, try command
apt-get install openssh-server
this should let you connect.
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edit:
i just noticed fluxbox's comment, so yeah exactly what he said.
and for me when i couldnt connect to mysql even when i added approved login credentials and stuff, it was because mysql was preset to local host connections only.
Quote:
Originally Posted by fluxbox
thanks guys, i had to do both of these to get it to connect but it is finally working :w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by M a g i c
for further reminder just remember
apt-get install openssh-client
apt-get install openssh-server
login with root and the password for root.
should work right away
didnt read alot of the comments as it lost interest
hopefully this helps for a reminder
I can't help but notice that some of you are running things in linux very insecure. One, do not connect to ssh or logon as root, two, secure your MySQL, do not connect as root (again), do not open it to the public. Three, make good use of firewall, iptables (search here, I think I posted a basic firewall rules to get you started).
heh, they should have every port closed exept 80/29000 unless they need more ports open
for pwadmin they should only accept port 8080 from specifyed ip address's
great example of ufw too, such as
ufw default reject
ufw allow 22
ufw allow 80
ufw allow 29000
ufw allow from ipaddress to any port 8080
the rest will reject the port making it seem un-used.
also look into securing ssh, alot of people like to use brute force if you dont have an interval ban on so many attempts and so on.
You don't really need an autobanner if you disable password logins. Without an SSH key they aren't going to get in (which would require them to create an identical private key)Quote:
Originally Posted by softsoldier
And to be somewhat honest it's best to just deny 8080 to everyone and use SSH tunnels for it as that is far more secure than SSL. (Doesn't rely on DNS being correct and very hard to do a man in the middle attack)