{SOLVED} Cannot SSH

[Fiservedpi]

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, 2020 by Fiservedpi

[PeteAsking]

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, 2020 by PeteAsking

[bonienl]

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.

[Fiservedpi]

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

 

[PeteAsking]

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

[Fiservedpi]

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, 2020 by Fiservedpi
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