How to enable SSH server?

[parry]

You should be able to use the instructions for setting up ssh server on Debian Linux. I have mine set up on to only permit key-based login and keep it firewalled off from all but RFC1918 addresses. (Any version of Debian or Ubuntu that uses systemd will be essentially the same for setting up ssh.)

https://wiki.debian.org/SSH

https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-enable-ssh-on-debian

https://linuxhint.com/enable-ssh-server-debian/

https://devconnected.com/how-to-install-...debian-10/

I dont have the foggiest idea of what is going wrong, but this phone and its sofware was going to join a group of satellites poised over the planet at 40,000 miles in stationary orbit. Entering data into a screen where the keyboard needs to be visible to type anything and having the keyboard overlay the area you are supposed to be typing into is but a small example of a source of frustration. The inability to set the passcode because some genius designed the entry fields under the users section to prevent (there is a red line /slider thing) low entropy pins to be entered is yet another reason for creating orbiting pinephones.   Since you have been pretty good answering questions across a broad spectrum, perhaps you can cast some light on this particularly irritating issue.  I have more to vent, but this seems adequate for this round