Nokia N810: SSH woes
Connecting via WiFi on my Nokia N810 worked without problems. I couldn’t find where to edit the DNS settings, tho. Looks like I’ll have to edit /etc/resolv.conf directly. The list of old access points brought back more nostalgic memories.
Infocoders, must be when I visited Karina Manrique’s offices.HAVANNA LARCOMAR.sandwich.com.barcamp, hah. I remember Nestor Sertzen trying my N810 there.
I couldn’t remember how to enable the on-screen keyboard, I even took my time to read the User Manual. It doesn’t work and I have the theory that it thinks it’s always slid-out. When the built-in hardware keyboard is opened, the on-screen keyboard doesn’t work. That’s my theory. Anyway, I can live with that.
Later that afternoon, the battery status changed to «battery is full»! Reporting 7 hours estimate. Battery seemed to work fine that day.
I deleted my «Tip Calculator» from my Personal Menu — which is a command line program that’s opened using RoxTerm. This is the command used:
roxterm -z 2 -e /home/user/bin/tip.rbLast thing I tried that day was SSHing into Tomcat from Nyon (I forgot that’s the hostname I gave my N810). It refused with Unsupported option "GSSAPIAuthentication" and then Unsupported option "GSSAPIDelegateCredentials". Looks like my N810’s OpenSSH client is too old and is using old ciphers. Big bummer. Maybe I can configure Tomcat to accept old ciphers, but I definitely won’t do that on Mia; I’ll just jump hosts.