Thread: Attempting to SSH into the robot breaks code deployment
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Re: Attempting to SSH into the robot breaks code deployment
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Originally Posted by lopsided98 View Post
Are you sure you were trying to log in as the correct user over SSH? If you are using Linux (or Mac), the default user will be you username, not admin or lvuser.

You are no longer able to deploy code because the Eclipse plugins use SSH and try to login with a blank password, which you changed.

I was able to use SSH fine on our roboRIO, using the blank password.
That explanation makes so much sense. I've been working with raspberry pi's and beaglebones a lot lately, and those prompt you for a user when your try to log in. When I didn't see a username prompt on the rio, I assumed it was automagically targeting admin. Logging in with "ssh admin@roboRIO-111.local" and the appropriate password works as expected.

As for deploying, is there a way to deploy with a password? There doesn't seem to be a way to set one from the WPI options in Eclipse. If not, I guess we can live without a password.
Last edited by nathanwalters : 24-02-2015 at 21:23. Reason: clarifications