Hi,
I am trying to get a new device supported in Zigbee2MQTT and am following the steps from the site. However, I can’t seem to login with SSH through port 22222, it gives me the connection refused.
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I run HassIO on a Debian VM and it’s running stable for a long time now.
I can access the machine (Debian itself) via SSH on port 22
I can access the HassIO CLI via port 23 with the SSH plugin
These both work fine. however, as visible on this page: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/operating-system/debugging/#generating-ssh-keys that is not enough.
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So I was following the steps. I created a USB drive with an authorized_keys file on it, the name was CONFIG in caps. I linked the USB to the VM, nothing happened. I didn’t get an “import from USB”-button in the supervisor. I restarted, nothing.
Next, I logged in via SSH on port 22 in the main OS and tried the steps from there.
So with docker ps I could see a list with docker images, one of those was the add-on of zigbee2mqtt.
With the container ID from that list I tried docker exec -it <containerid> bash successfull but when I tried vi /app/node_modules/zigbee-herdsman-converters/devices.js, nothing. I mean I can edit the file, but can’t save it as it doesn’t exist apparently.
Since I have access to HassIO I connected to that one. I checked with ls -la and saw the folder .ssh where the authorized_keys file should be placed in.
I created a file in that folder named authorized_keys and pasted my public key in there.
In the HassIO CLI I can also type the “login” command, but it requests a username and password for core-ssh login, the normal credentials don’t seem to work.
Still connection refused. Anyone an idea how I proceed so I can access and edit the files needed for Zigbee2MQTT?
