jks

Hi Jeff,

Impossible for me to debug a weird problem like that without actually having access to the Kiwi.

Is the Kiwi server still running? That is, can you still connect to the admin page? If so, does it have an admin password set and can it be accessed from the Internet? Please email the link/URL and admin password to support@kiwisdr.com if so.

Alternatively, open the ssh port in your router and point it to your Kiwi so I can connect that way. email details as above.

That's right. It didn't happen before with Debian 8.

You can't by default connect as root anymore due to enhanced security in Debian 9 and beyond. Get a root shell by logging in as Debian and doing a sudo su. Use the Kiwi serial number as password in both cases if the Kiwi board was attached while you re-flashed using the Kiwi Debian 11.9 image (the Kiwi software changes the default debian and root account passwords to the serial number it finds in the EEPROM of the Kiwi board).

If you want to subsequently connect as root for maintenance reasons (backing up files etc) setup an SSH key in /root/.ssh. You'll have to research how to do that. I'm not going to talk you through that process. There are other options also.

It appears that, in Firefox only, if you try and open www.short-wave.info instead of http://www.short-wave.info (note explicit http:// prefix) Firefox goes into a redirect loop. But Safari and Chrome worked fine for me in that case.

Guess I need to change the Kiwi code to force http://