Hello Edgar, Am Samstag, 24. April 2021, 09:51:56 CEST schrieb Edgar Hagenbichler: > > Am 23.04.2021 um 18:25 schrieb Axel Braun: > >> when I try to connect to my GNUHealth server on my Raspi within my wlan > >> (10.0.0.15) with my Tryton client 5.0.33 I get the message "could not > >> connect to server". I can access the Federation server. I can ping the > >> Raspi. > > > > - I logged in with ssh - works > > So I guess I need a ssh program? In Yast I find that there is openssh > and openssh installed on the Raspi, but with systemctl status openssh I > get "could not be found".
The ssh server is called sshd, the client program ssh. The server needs to be running when you want to connect from the outside with a secure connection. It is not required for GNU Health - it was just a test to demonstrate that the Raspi can be accessed. (You may want to use putty if you are not on a Linux box) > > I guess that is not the best idea to have the home network open to the > > world....considering that you are using highly vulnerable proprietary > > systems.... > > You are right, that is why I did it only with a clean old PC without > vulnerable data and only for 10 seconds to check if it works ... You would not want to stand 10s next to a gamma ray source, would you? Time to reset the PC..... Cheers Axel
