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SSH to a remote linux device without it having any open ports
Steps in this module
Set up the Daemon
Place your
.atKeysfiles in~/.atsign/keysdirectory for both your client and device. One atSign will be the manager (client) atSign and the other atSign will be the device atSign (that you will be connecting to via ssh).Start up the daemon (sshnpd) on the remote device. Remember to start up the daemon on device start up via rc.local or similar.
./sshnpd --atsign <@your_devices_atsign> --manager <@your_manager_atsign> \
--device <iot_device_name> -u
(Or run the dart file via dart run)
dart run bin/sshnpd.dart <args|flags>
See the options & flags available for the daemon binary:
| Argument | Abbreviation | Mandatory | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| –keyFile | -k | false | Sending atSign’s keyFile if not in ~/.atsign/keys/ | |
| –atsign | -a | true | atSign of this device | |
| –manager | -m | true | Manager’s atSign, that this device will accept triggers from | |
| –device | -d | false | Send a trigger to this device, allows multiple devices share an atSign | “default” |
| Flags | Abbreviation | Description |
|---|---|---|
| –[no-]sshpublickey | -s | Update authorized_keys to include public key from sshnp |
| –[no-]username | -u | Send username to the manager to allow sshnp to display username in command line |
| –[no-]verbose | -v | More logging |