I then switched away from 5g for my connection, over to the 2.4g one instead, and instantly it worked!!Īlso, just now as we're literally debugging the whole situation still this very moment, diddling around with 5g vs 2.4g, he told me that when he uses 5g on his Pi (we have two - he has one and i have one), his laptop's connection, which is also on 5g, totally fails and locks up.Īnyway, 5g and the Pi seem to be bad combination. On our wireless router we have 2 access points: one for 5g, and one for 2.4g. That's when I checked my Pi, and there it was, "5G". Then, out of the blue randomly, he complained that the 5g connection dropped on another unrelated device. Then, peak ANGER: my husband could FTP to the pi, but I still couldn't!!! Not with Filezilla, and not with SublimeText SFTP, not with anything.I checked firewall to make sure nothing else was getting in the way.And yeah, I restarted ssh process server after the changes. I added extra FTP ports, just in case (sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config), even odd/high ones just in case (like 44444).And I could SSH into 127.0.0.1 from the Pi itself (so SSH worked fine).I could SSH into the Pi using its IP address from the Pi itself (ie: 192.160.1.95, or whatever).I could ping the Pi from other machines.Then, there was no FTP success for me at all. Then, it frustratingly suddenly didn't, for an unknown reason.Then, struggling with it, suddenly it did work.I tried to set up FTP and it wouldn't work.
But, we've had experiences with other wireless devices gacking out or choking too (or just stopping working wirelessly), like iPhone, on 5g connections.
Maybe it's all the wireless stuff we have in and around our home and neighborhood that's causing issues. Try 2.4 g instead.ĥg is temperamental our experience. NOT using 5g wifi connection fixed FTP- and other issues- for us. USB Devices connected: 2 Buffalo Classic Gamepads, 1 Universal Arcade Fightstick, 1 wireless adapter for mini keyboardĮrror messages received: (described above) Power Supply used: Official Pi 3 psu 2,5A/5Vīuilt From: (I don't have file for filename anymore) Pi Model or other hardware: Raspberry Pi 3B Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=8 Then try enabling SSH again and/or rebooting.įileZilla 3.28.0 asks for updating the certificate and then it only does this: Status:Ĝonnecting to 192.168.1.7.Įrror:Ĝonnection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity Try this: sudo apt-get -y purge openssh-server I'm guessing PuTTY does the same thing if you try to SSH to the RPi?Įdit: Actually, you could try the advice from the end of this recent said in SSH Only works as a guest : Re: Unable to get SFTP working on RetroPie said in Unable to get SFTP working on RetroPie setup:Īll I can think of is either the SSH config got screwed up somehow or there is a firewall issue. Important: I can login to my web server of my webpage with sftp. I tried to add some rules on my router, but I bet its something on the Pi? But I am not sure if something about ftp is changed, wasn't it ftp then instead of sftp? I tried the following with restarts betwen and it still don't work. Its frustating, as it worked in the beginning. But whenever I try to login with a ftp program, it just don't work.
I also can login with file manager through samba and I have the 4 retropie folders (including roms) available and there is absolutely no problem working within it. I can login through PuTTY SSH and do all the stuff in terminal. I remember in the first month (february) I could do it but then it stopped working.
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