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Access Batocera Linux via ssh
First, make sure that SSH is enabled on your box — by default, on a fresh install, it is enabled. Check your /userdata/system/batocera.conf
file and make sure you have:
system.ssh.enabled=1
When SSH is enabled, the only Linux user on a Batocera system is root
:
ssh root@batocera.local
- the default password is
linux
- if you enabled SYSTEM SETTINGS → SECURITY, the root password is visible from this menu.
For passwordless authentication, you can add your public SSH keys (from ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
on your client machine) to the list of authorized keys on your Batocera box into the file /userdata/system/.ssh/authorized_keys
.
Windows users are advised to use Putty to connect through ssh: https://www.putty.org
Linux and MacOSX users can use command line ssh
from a terminal.
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