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.

Filezilla ssh command not recognized