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...re to have a recent backup first before attempting to fix the problem with SSH&nbsp;commands.<br>

...ript. Restarts via the GUI will use the new code, IE enabling/disabling of SSH or telnet. ...ssh system to start before attempting to start openssh to replace the QNAP SSH daemon. This is important as we do not want competing SSHD processes.

#über ssh einloggen und ''ipkg install netcat ''an der shell eingeben

*must be able to remote login via ssh or telnet (e.g. use '''SSH PuTTY''') #Log into your QNAP device using SSH or Telnet, for instance by using Putty

*Connect to the NAS by SSH with user admin (you can use putty.exe). *Login to the NAS by ssh (you can use putty.exe) with user admin.

...le to connect to your QNAP device using [[How_to_SSH_into_your_QNAP_device|SSH]] and edit using a text editor such as [[Using_vi|vi]] or nano. To view the content of your crontab, login to your QNAP via SSH and type:

# ssh admin@&lt;QNAP system&gt; ln -sf /usr/local/sbin/quotaon /usr/local/sbin/qu # ssh admin@&lt;QNAP system&gt; mkdir -p /usr/local/include/rpcsvc

= Using the SSH Console =

*Debian installer starts and allows you to login via SSH to perform the installation. ...p;Please note that the installation&nbsp;process requires you to login via SSH to complete&nbsp;with&nbsp;thepre-defined username '''installer'''&nbsp;and

To restore an automatically archived database file, open a SSH console, change directory to the QSims root directory and restore the selec *Open a SSH console

#On TS110, TS210 there is fdisk available. So login to your QNAP with ssh and type in mount on the list find the device binded with /share/HDA_DATA (

...doubt, find out the the current PHP&nbsp;version of your QNAP&nbsp;on the SSH terminal prompt:&nbsp;/mnt/ext/opt/apache/bin/php --version ...ices, enable Telnet/SSH<br/>- You don't need Telnet connection, just allow SSH connection on port 22 (default)<br/>- Enable SFTP to be able to copy files

Telnet/SSH to your NAS. Upon command prompt type: To creat an account/password we will need to Telnet/SSH to the NAS again&nbsp;:

...n the NAS (e.g. Public) first, and then execute&nbsp;several commands with SSH/Telnet.

Login via SSH

== Using a SSH console ==

ssh on the NAS and issue this command (use with care!!): #Now [[Ssh|Ssh]] into the admin account on your NAS device.

...ublic key on your computer, which probably is in ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub to the .ssh/authorized_keys file at the NAS. If the file authorized_keys is not present <pre>scp ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub admin@192.168.2.115:.ssh/authorized_keys</pre>

*'''SSL Connection''' (SSH, SCP) *SSL Connections management (''SSH and SCP'')

* From a SSH terminal, use the '''save oar <filename>''' instruction from the Opensim co