What is the l/p for ssh?
@ScottC - IP or UID/PSWD? IP is dependent on your LAN.
-Tom
login and password. “l/p” is what we used to use in the Way Back time of BBS’s and such.
I haven’t seen any details on that, or if port 22 is open.
(I guess I’ve purged all by BBS language - though I still have those modem tones ringing through my head ;))
User name is displayed in the config screens. (default for buildbotics controllers.) Password is onefinity. This is changeable but not sure the implications.
I use Putty to SSH into my RPIs using Port 22. I imagine it would work for the OF controller if you have the correct IP and credentials.
It does… Was playing on there yesterday.
I got connected and installed a VNC server. It doesn’t appear to have any kind of desktop installed though, as all I got was a gray screen.
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Hmmm, this opens some doors. I suspect the RPI is configured kiosk mode to open the browser for the touch screen.
Wondering if this has changed over time… Recently updated to 1.4 and tried to SSH in (to see where all my previous g-code files had gone), but couldn’t get in with bbmc/onefinity or bbmc/buildbotics. Anyone know what the credentials are now?
those creds @U007D mentioned still work fine for me on 1.4 via ssh. are you getting invalid password, or timeouts? possibly wrong IP or network configuration related?
Thanks for confirming on v1.4. “onefinity” gets permission error (both via OpenSSH & PuTTY), e.g.:
C:\Users\rriker>ssh bbmc@10.2.234.243
bbmc@10.2.234.243’s password:
Permission denied, please try again.
Not sure what else to try, since the upgrade isn’t to blame…
-r
Old thread, but the problem lives on. Just upgraded to v1.6.1 and am still having the problem that neither bbmc/onefinity or bbmc/buildbotics let me log in. I don’t see any settings in the web interface for user/pw. Anyone have any ideas how to ssh in?
Thanks. I saw it. I get I am a fringe user. But sucks that you can’t change password. Its a security hole once someone gets in. user and password is well published on the web.
I appreciate the reply
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Wrote a nifty gcode processor that fixes some annoying things that F360 does to its toolpaths, computes some useful stuff, and creates visualization. Thought it would be even cooler if I could access it from the controller screen (by making the app serve it as web content and browsing to it from control screen) but no ssh will make it harder to add a custom link. Would’ve made for a nice setup page, including the path viz that’s too burdensome to include on the controller interface, be easy enough to offload the compute and just have the 1F screen/browser display the picture. (I also checked to see if BB was careful enough to prevent folks from adding active html content by putting it in the g-code comments that are displayed, but alas, they closed that security loophole too…). Anyway, thanks for directing me to the sad news.
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Can’t find it at the moment, but I think I saw a thread on here somewhere where others have suggested building 1F’s BB firmware from source is somewhere between a giant pain & an impossible dream.
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