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SSH off by default is a change to the image, not an update through apt. I am not sure if this is the case with the warning telling you that you are still using
by Normal_gaussian 10y ago
SSH off by default is a change to the image, not an update through apt.
I am not sure if this is the case with the warning telling you that you are still using the default password.
- aq3cn 10y agoI don't run Raspbian OS in my device, so I cannot verify. But reading this created doubt in my mind. > To update your existing Jessie image with all the bug fixes and these new security changes, type the following at the command line: I think better implementation would be asking if one is running their device in public or private network and explaining the consequences while setting up for the first time. We are asked of same question when we connect to network for first time in Windows since last several versions. I am sure tutorials made previously will create lot of frustration among newcomers.
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoThe situation in which you want definitely want SSH enabled on a pi is when you are running it headlessly. This is an incredibly common use case, especially for more experienced users. In such a setup there is no opportunity to ask the user anything.
- aq3cn 10y agoThere are other OS too like Arch ARM, Windows core, Ubuntu Core, Kali OS etc.