[weblou]

Hey guys,
I just jb my iPhone 4 4.1 and I was reading on some of the safety tips. I notices that people are saying to change the password on openssh. I haven't installed anything like that but wondering if it's automaticly installed and if so how to I turn it of?
Thanks for the help

[Roo Zilla]

What they want you to do is install OpenSSH to your iPhone and SSH (using a SSH client) into it in order to change the root password, which is "alpine." it's more work than it's worth.

[weblou]

Roo your the man lol always first to answer. .
So if I never instanled shh the nothing for me to worry about correct?

[Roo Zilla]

Roo your the man lol always first to answer. .
So if I never instanled shh the nothing for me to worry about correct?

Yes, if you don't have OpenSSH installed there's nothing to worry about.

[NorrisCell]

Also, if you do have OpenSSH installed, you can use BossPrefs to toggle it on and off. I haven't used BossPrefs on 4.x though, not sure it still works. As mentioned above, OpenSSH doesn't automatically install

[fabuloso]

Besides, OpenSSH only works through WiFi only.

[DX9]

I love OpenSSH. Click and drag mp3s and ringtones into their directories. No need for ITunes. I even converted some old Blackberry SMS Tones and transferred them into the uisounds to replace the 6 stock tones