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    Support for sk-ed25519 Keys?

    I'm having a hell of a time getting openssh going here. I've installed openssh-server via entware, created keys in the proper locations, (group.add gshadow.add passwd.add shadow.add) It's not recognizing my admin account and asks for password. Account admin has expired Could not get shadow...
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    Support for sk-ed25519 Keys?

    I've recently moved all my servers over to using sk-ed25519 with a Yubikey Challenge and Response. Most are running OpenSSH 8.2 or greater which fully supports it. I've seen commits adding support to Dropbear here: https://github.com/mkj/dropbear/tree/matt-sk Any plans on getting this...
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    Reset admin password from SSH?

    That was my mistake. Turns out a simple reboot after the commit did the trick. :) Thanks for all the help!
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    Reset admin password from SSH?

    Unfortunately that didn't work. :( nvram sow | grep http_passwd showed no value has been set. Then I tried your suggestion and I'm still locked out of the WebUI. I didn't think the admin password was stored in plain text in NVRAM. I noticed my OpenVPN users are all in plain text. Any...
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    Reset admin password from SSH?

    Some how my keepass database missed an entry and I find myself locked out of my router's web UI. I have however full access using an ssh key (I've previously disabled password logins via ssh). Is there a way to reset the admin password while logged into an ssh session? Would hate to have to...
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    RT-AC68U NAS transfer speed issue

    Your NAS has to support AFP. Make sure it's enabled on the NAS. Then to force OSX to connect using AFP open finder.. GO > Connect to Server... and use afp://servername to connect. You can write a quick apple script file to connect all your drives. I use Pathfinder and it shows me both an SMB...
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    RT-AC68U NAS transfer speed issue

    Solved Figured it all out. Turns out OS X Mavericks is the first version of OS X to use SMB as it's default file protocol. I upgraded from Lion at around the same time as this all started happening. So I connected to my NAS using AFP instead of SMB and voila!! I am now back to 26MB/sec...
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    RT-AC68U NAS transfer speed issue

    Fell across something that might help. When I transfer a single file across the network I get a max of 14.5 Megs. I noticed that If I transfer two files simultaneously I'm able to get 19 to 20 Megs combined. Some how OS X is limiting the speed of a single file transfer. Anyone know if this...
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    RT-AC68U NAS transfer speed issue

    I have tried all of the above. Change in firmwares doesn't seem to affect anything. 5Ghz is the fastest tested at 15 MB/sec. 2.4Ghz tops out at 7.5 MB/sec. I've tried every channel and width combination. Channel 44 seems to be the most effective at 40 mhz. 80 mhz is obviously not supported...
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    RT-AC68U NAS transfer speed issue

    Ok so a quick setup description: I'm running an AC68U router to which I have hooked up a Buffalo Linkstation NAS via ethernet, along with a few wireless N clients including two 2009 Macbook Pros. So I bought this shiny new AC68U not too long ago plugged it in and out of the box was happy...
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    Rt-ac68u

    Hi guys. I've recently purchased an AC68U. When I first received this router I plugged it up and pretty much out of the box I was getting transfer speeds from a wired NAS to a wireless 2009 Macbook Pro (N Network) of 25 MB/sec (200 Mbit) consistently on the 5ghz network. After 1 week of...
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