Enabling SSH and SCP - New Easy Method

[jim_lewis1]

OK, here is where I get confused:
1. Logging in as User-Joggler Password-Joggler I expect to need to use sudo or switch to su, however I get the error that neither of these commands are known -sh su not found
2. Logging in as root I thought the password was blank, however i'm unable to log on this way

It's highly likly that what I'm trying to do won't work anyway, but I can't even get pas tthe login!

(I'd like to install the Chrome browser and use Netfllix and Chromecast from the Joggler)

[JimbobVFR400]

I'm using Roobarbs SqPOS so the users may be different, I presume you're on some sort of stock OS?
Have you actually had any unauthorised errors when logged in as joggler and running a command that should require root permissions? If the SU and Sudo commands aren't available I'm wondering if they're needed anyway, the Joggler user might already have root permissions anyway.

[jim_lewis1]

i'm using PnPIII

[offbeatdave]

Think is has root permissions. Never had any need to even try sudo/su on stock OS (PnP III).

Edit: Confirmed below by a man who knows rather than thinks!

[roobarb!]

If you're using an OpenPeak OS of any type, there's no sudo. You just do - you're already the root user.

[sanjap]

If you're using an OpenPeak OS of any type, there's no sudo. You just do - you're already the root user.

Thanks. SSH working. How do i enable apt-get ?

[roobarb!]

If you're using an OpenPeak OS of any type, there's no sudo. You just do - you're already the root user.

Thanks. SSH working. How do i enable apt-get ?

You don't, I'm afraid; not on the OpenPeak OS. There are no repositories that support it.