2013年12月3日 · Thanks to the developer's version 5.5 update to SSHelper, you can create a user defined name to be the phones Zeroconf instance name. SSHelper will run the SSH server on a non-rooted Android. Update SSHelper to version 5.5; Open Android Bluetooth settings and turn on Bluetooth. Now in lower right corner there is settings to "Rename phone".

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2015年6月23日 · sshelper works great on my Samsung S5. In sshelper under the wrench icon you can increase the verbosity of the data logging mode, try increasing that and then pointing your browser to the listed 'ssh server address' and append the 'log server port number' (default :8080). This might give you a clue as to why your having issues.

Running SSHelper is a great way to access files on your phone. But completion of remote files (scp and rsync) using zsh doesn't work though. While using sshfs is a workaround but sometimes you just want to pull/push a quick file, it's not really satisfying.

SSHelper (does not require rooting; free software -- under GPL; it incorporates also code from other projects; might eventually appear in the F-Droid repository) some other free (= libre) software projects of an ssh server have been mentioned in the discussion of their potential inclusion into F-Droid

An attempt I'd try would be to move the sshelper_sshd (I think it's the sshd server?) somewhere on the /system partition (/system/sbin/?) I think the best and updated document to read to deal with SELinux implementation on Android (SEAndroid) is How-To SU. Here an extract from Chapter 5.4.4. Android 4.4.3

I have been using the free SSHelper (without rooting) since it recently added zeroConf broadcasting. It provides an SSH and RSYNC (file transfer) server, while also broadcasting a ZeroConf name. Another avahi/bonjour client can connect …

Ah okay, so the DUMP permission is only possible for system apps or apps signed with the platform key, right? So the SSHelper app can't have it, unless i root my phone and move it to the system partition, is that correct? In that case, I wonder if there are other ways of retrieving GPS data via SSH in non-root environments.

I have two Android 4.x devices, one 4.0.2 and another 4.4.2. On both, I have installed SSHelper to push data to and from the device using rsync. It worked, but the new environment does not even hav...

2014年10月7日 · SSHelper provides a standard openssh server in a mini linux environment. I can specify which network ...