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on brand new usbrecovery flashed devices with 21.05, i'm constantly getting an authentication error when it tries to run the single command to enable ssh.
i've tried "root" as the user as well
.. vshell = pfsense_vshell.PFClient("192.168.1.1", username="admin", password="pfsense", verify=False) vshell.run_command('pfSsh.php playback enablesshd')
Does this occur due to a python issue or a hardware networking issue? just curious if anyone else has this problem.
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This is still working as expected on pfSense CE 2.5.2 so I suspect something has changed within pfSense Plus, likely something with the login page or perhaps something immediately after logging in. This package is written and maintained for pfSense CE, the latest release being prior to pfSense Plus being released. While I don't have access to a pfSense Plus box to troubleshoot or debug, I will gladly accept contributions to help keep this compatible with pfSense Plus for as long as possible; as long as it doesn't directly effect compatibility with pfSense CE.
Let me know if there's anything I can do to help out.
Thanks!. I have pfsense plus, and currently the login page matches the fields used/etc. Unfortunately i have a copule 21.05 that worked out of the box. I forked the repo and will debug the login, i'm guessing the page after logging in.
Thanks for replying. ill hopefully have a PR/MR available in the near future.
on brand new usbrecovery flashed devices with 21.05, i'm constantly getting an authentication error when it tries to run the single command to enable ssh.
i've tried "root" as the user as well
..
vshell = pfsense_vshell.PFClient("192.168.1.1", username="admin", password="pfsense", verify=False) vshell.run_command('pfSsh.php playback enablesshd')
Does this occur due to a python issue or a hardware networking issue? just curious if anyone else has this problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: