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Hi,
I currently have two machines running oclHc+ each with 3x5870's. I am planning to build another very soon and would like to be able to ssh in, and remotely start hashing on each node.
However no matter what I try, I cannot get it the cards recognised over ssh.
If anyone has managed this and could give me some help I'd be very grateful.
Many Thanks.
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11-01-2011, 04:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-01-2011, 04:19 PM by atom.)
sounds like you are on linux. in this case make sure the user which is logged in into ssh has a valid xsession. this means, exactly the same user must be logged in to X11. thanks to amd for this "feature"
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So I assume that if I have putty installed on my windows 7 box(1 6990 and 2x5770's) that I would be able to ssh into that box remotely from lets say a laptop running backtrack 5 r1 and crack a WPA/WPA2 handshake that way? The only reason I have windows installed on my mining rig is so I can play skryim on it, before I had it setup on ubuntu and I could easily ssh into it and run pyrit so I assume the same can be accomplished with oclHc+
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try it. if not, use vnc (there are also vnc clients for linux).
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Okay I have it setup by installing BT5 r1 to a HDD with openssh-server setup and a vnc server running with the necessary ports forwarded on my router. Then on my laptop I'm running BT5 off a usb stick and using my droid to tether my 3g connection so I can preform a mitm(on my own network) and use VNC to crack the WPA/WPA2 handshakes. Now I'm working on a Django webapp that takes allows you to upload a .hccap file then it does the first attack method for 30 minutes. If it fails then it tries the second method. Then lastly it tries a Rule-based attack. I'm planning to offer a WPA/WPA2 password recovering service, the first 3 hours would be free then after that it would cost 1 bitcoin for every 12 hours.
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you dont need VNC on linux
