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I am trying to use SimpleSSHD (Dropbear) on my Android phone, which creates an SSH Server on the phone. I can connect to the phone with Putty, but I need a single-use password which Dropbear creates.

I'm trying to write a Python script to run from my Raspberry Pi to connect to my Android SSH server, but need to get around the single-use password requirement.

I've seen that I can get around that password requirement, with the use of authorized_keys. Where I'm having trouble is what exactly is the public key, and where to put it.

On my RaspberryPi I successfully created a id_rsa.pub which looks like

ssh-rsa AAAABSh[huge long string of things]asdfg pi@raspberrypi

Then on the Pi, I did the following commands:

touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

But, Dropbear on Android still says no authorized keys, generating single-use password

Do I need to remove the ssh-rsa and pi@raspberrypi from my public key? Is that why Dropbear isn't seeing an "authorized key"?

ssh dropbear

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I am trying to use SimpleSSHD (Dropbear) on my Android phone, which creates an SSH Server on the phone. I can connect to the phone with Putty, but I need a single-use password which Dropbear creates.

I'm trying to write a Python script to run from my Raspberry Pi to connect to my Android SSH server, but need to get around the single-use password requirement.

I've seen that I can get around that password requirement, with the use of authorized_keys. Where I'm having trouble is what exactly is the public key, and where to put it.

On my RaspberryPi I successfully created a id_rsa.pub which looks like

ssh-rsa AAAABSh[huge long string of things]asdfg pi@raspberrypi

Then on the Pi, I did the following commands:

touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

But, Dropbear on Android still says no authorized keys, generating single-use password

Do I need to remove the ssh-rsa and pi@raspberrypi from my public key? Is that why Dropbear isn't seeing an "authorized key"?

ssh dropbear

share

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I am trying to use SimpleSSHD (Dropbear) on my Android phone, which creates an SSH Server on the phone. I can connect to the phone with Putty, but I need a single-use password which Dropbear creates.

I'm trying to write a Python script to run from my Raspberry Pi to connect to my Android SSH server, but need to get around the single-use password requirement.

I've seen that I can get around that password requirement, with the use of authorized_keys. Where I'm having trouble is what exactly is the public key, and where to put it.

On my RaspberryPi I successfully created a id_rsa.pub which looks like

ssh-rsa AAAABSh[huge long string of things]asdfg pi@raspberrypi

Then on the Pi, I did the following commands:

touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

But, Dropbear on Android still says no authorized keys, generating single-use password

Do I need to remove the ssh-rsa and pi@raspberrypi from my public key? Is that why Dropbear isn't seeing an "authorized key"?

ssh dropbear

share

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touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

share

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