I borked some setting and can no longer SSH into my server I think it may have to do with the allowedhosts.conf

But I can no longer get to /mnt any ideas on how to reset all ssh settings.

Ssh plugin special port selected 

Getting connection refused error every which way I try

I can use the terminal via the GUI i think I can edit the allowed hosts there, does anyone know the exact path to it

Edited February 5, 20206 yr by Fiservedpi

There isnt one by default so unless you installed a plugin or something there would not be one. You can check /etc/ssh for files in there if you want.

 

You can find using this command other directories to check (ignore any docker containers).

 

find / -name ssh -type d

 

eg: on my system the find command (ignoring dockers) found this:

/etc/ssh
/boot/config/ssh

Edited February 5, 20206 yr by PeteAsking

You can delete the folder /config/ssh on your USB device.

 

Reboot your system and fresh ssh keys are generated, which should allow you to login again.

awesome ty folks ive been beating my head against the wall over this 

 

Well what was the answer? You going to post so others can be helped if they have the same issue?

Sure will do at work right now quick question how would I access the/boot/config the GUI terminal? 

cd /boot/config

rm -r ssh

Make sure the doc mcguyver ssh plugin is not installed 

Reboot

Võila

Edited February 5, 20206 yr by Fiservedpi
I'M IN!!!