Raspberry Pi SSH Without Logging In - Revision history

Beard at 03:19, 16 June 2019

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 In the boot partition, create an empty file called <code>ssh</code> (with no file extension).
-(Optional WiFi) Create a file in the boot partition called <code>wpa_supplicant.conf</code> and enter this content:
+(Optional) For WiFi, create a file in the boot partition called <code>wpa_supplicant.conf</code> and enter this content:
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 country=US

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 (Optional) If you didn't auto-remove the <code>dpkg-reconfigure</code> line, you can remove it:
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-cd /etc
+sudo sed -i 's/dpkg.*//' /etc/rc.local
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-You can remove that line later, or you can make it remove itself:
+(Optional) You can remove that line later, or you can make it remove itself:
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 # Should create a line above "exit 0" like:
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-Once you've logged into the Pi, you can remove the <code>dpkg-reconfigure</code> line in rc.local:
+(Optional) If you didn't auto-remove the <code>dpkg-reconfigure</code> line, you can remove it:
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 cd /etc

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 Remember, if you don't have a monitor it's easy to figure out the IP using:
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-sudo nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 | grep -A1 Raspberry
+sudo nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 | grep -B2 Raspberry
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 # Should create a line above "exit 0" like:
-#   dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server && sed -i "/^dpkg.*/d" /etc/rc.local &
+#   dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server && sed -i '/^dpkg.*/d' /etc/rc.local &
 cd /media/user/uuid/etc
-sed -i 's/^exit\ 0/dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server\ \&\&\ sed\ \-i\ "\/^dpkg\.\*\/d"\ \/etc\/rc\.local\ \&\nexit\ 0/' rc.local
+sed -i 's/^exit\ 0/dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server\ \&\&\ sed\ \-i\ '\''\/^dpkg\.\*\/d'\''\ \/etc\/rc\.local\ \&\nexit\ 0/' rc.local
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