1/ Yes, that's correctHi,
i am currently unable to ssh into my raspberry pi as i am currently headless![:twisted:]( "Twisted Evil")
i have read somewhere that I need to create a file called "ssh" without extensions and add to the boot sector of the sd card.
1) is this actually correct??
2) this is the comand ssh pi@ (ip address), is it correct to put pi? or should i put the username i set when i was setting up the raspberry pi -> ssh antoniocerasuolo@ (ip address)?
ciao,
Antonio
A 1: it is correct that what you describe is one of several methods that can be used to enable the ssh server/daemon on a RasPiOS system.
A 2: the latter - you need to provide the userid that you want to login as. Only you can know what usernames have been setup to be valid on your own installation of RasPiOS.
2/ it's <username>@<hostname>, then Windows will ask you to confirm this with a uppercase Y
Hostname can take the form of an IP address, or the actual name for your hostname, either one will suffice
Statistics: Posted by RaspyHat — Tue Feb 04, 2025 7:42 pm