Ideally looking for information on interactively managing a F@HClient remotely via command line. Worst case I'll accept sending single commands each time.
Problem:
All the guides I've seen assume either the (1) the server is local or (2) there is no password on the Server
In my case I have remote servers that utilize a password - no guides show how to connect with a password....
When I connect, I get the 'Welcome to the FAHClient command server' but no matter what I type in next, the connection closes.
Ideas on how to connect with a password?
If it matters I'm on a Windows box.
Putty/Telnet - Remote connecting w/ Password?
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Re: Putty/Telnet - Remote connecting w/ Password?
It should be as simple as typing auth followed by your password and hitting enter
then use the commands as normal
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auth your_password
Re: Putty/Telnet - Remote connecting w/ Password?
Also a reminder to not rely on the password for security, especially as there is no encryption and no "fail2ban" like functionality in the client. You should only allow connections to IP addresses/ranges which you trust, and preferably also use the firewall to limit access.
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