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OhMyBahGosh edited this page Nov 8, 2026
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SSH on your rooted LG TV stopped working? SSH Doctor finds out why and fixes it from the TV itself, with just the remote.
It's a TV app for the webOS Homebrew Channel. It runs as root through the Homebrew Channel, not over SSH, so it still works when SSH is completely broken.
| I want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Install it | Install |
| Know what the main screen is telling me | The check |
| Fix what it found | Repairs |
| Log in with a key instead of a password | Set up a key |
| Set my own password, change the port, or go keys only | SSH settings |
| See who logged in, or turn telnet off | More tools |
| Fix things when telnet is the only way in | Over telnet |
| Look up an error message | Troubleshooting |
| Know what it changes on my TV | Security and what it changes |
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Default login on a rooted TV with the Homebrew Channel: user
root, passwordalpine, port 22. -
Added a key and now
alpinedoesn't work? That's on purpose: the Homebrew Channel turns the password off once a key is inauthorized_keys. Open SSH Doctor and choose Go back to password login, or see Troubleshooting. -
"Remote host identification has changed"? Check the fingerprint SSH Doctor shows on the main screen, then run
ssh-keygen -R YOUR.TV.IP. - None of these problems needs a factory reset.
- FAQ
- Development for building and testing it yourself
- Project page on ohmybahgosh.dev
- Discussions for questions and ideas
LG webOS SSH Doctor by OhMyBahGosh · MIT · Not affiliated with LG Electronics. Something wrong on this page? Say so in Discussions.
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