I'm also trying to SSH into my ESP32 WROOM chip. I'm able o gett it to work with Atom IDE and PyMakr after many months of work, getting around their bugs. But since the ESP32 has built in WIFI, can't I just SSH into it, instead of using REPL, or ESPtools?
Surely by now, people should realize that by now, having an SSH Server on the ESP32 chip would be really advantageous. Especially in field testing, where I can have an SSH client on my iPad or iPhone, and to be able to SSH into the ESP32 via it's built in WIFI, will make it far easier for me to do 'Field tests'.
Also, my Mac, running Atom IDE is constantly in the repair shop due to intermittent problem we've never been able to pin down.
I'm using the Pythonista 3 app on my iPad, I haven't yet discovered it's features yet, but hoping it has the ability to edit iCloud or Google Doc files, but if they had a SSH feature built in, I could have a decent way of doing field tests while in the field without having to bring my Laptop, because it's also going to have to connect to the internet.
The ESP32 already has WAN access via Wifi, so should be able to host MicroWebSrv plus an SSH server, right?
Has anyone developed a MicroPython SSH server yet? And if so, how do I get it on the MicroPython running on the ESP32.
If not, I would like to see if I can collect a few volunteers to help me write a SSH Server to run on MicroPython. I know of REPL, and a little how to use it, but I've never tried to get it to run through the built in WIFI yet.
Is there a forum where I can ask for help?
John D
jdcrunchman@gmail.com
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