first, I went into cydia and i think i uninstalled some app that is needed for me to open ssh via winscp because i cant connect to winscp any more.
I tried uninstalling open ssh + winscp etc but didnt work.



second, is there any app that puts a fake phone BAR at the status bar.

Originally Posted by abstractworld

first, I went into cydia and i think i uninstalled some app that is needed for me to open ssh via winscp because i cant connect to winscp any more.
I tried uninstalling open ssh + winscp etc but didnt work.

Not enough details for us to really give you an answer.

Originally Posted by abstractworld

second, is there any app that puts a fake phone BAR at the status bar.

fakeoperator

basically for the first question.

Are there any apps/files that comes with jailbreaking etc that is required for OpenSSH + winscp ?

Originally Posted by abstractworld

basically for the first question.

Are there any apps/files that comes with jailbreaking etc that is required for OpenSSH + winscp ?

You need to tell us what app you uninstalled from Cydia

OpenSSH only requires OpenSSL as a dependency

Originally Posted by abstractworld

basically for the first question.

Are there any apps/files that comes with jailbreaking etc that is required for OpenSSH + winscp ?

I don't think there is really a need to ssh your phone unless you really need to get something off or if you want to add something to the phone. I'm just a casual jailbreaker and sometimes just mix and match themes for my phone. Did you maybe uninstall ssh toggle app?

Originally Posted by Danman03

I don't think there is really a need to ssh your phone unless you really need to get something off or if you want to add something to the phone. I'm just a casual jailbreaker and sometimes just mix and match themes for my phone. Did you maybe uninstall ssh toggle app?

Now I think about it, if the original poster was using SBSettings, it's possible they have toggled SSH off via that accidentally.

However without more details from the original poster it's hard to know what the real cause is.

Agreed, SSH is not recommended to the average jailbreaker, it's really only useful if you are a developer or have some very specific usage scenario that requires it.
For most uses, an AFC2 client (diskaid, ifuntastic, iPhone browser etc) is a better choice.

One usage scenario for SSH is fixing incorrect permissions on files/folders, however the jailbreak app iFile (not free, but has a trial period) is what I would recommend to the average user.

Originally Posted by Olethros

Now I think about it, if the original poster was using SBSettings, it's possible they have toggled SSH off via that accidentally.

However without more details from the original poster it's hard to know what the real cause is.

Agreed, SSH is not recommended to the average jailbreaker, it's really only useful if you are a developer or have some very specific usage scenario that requires it.
For most uses, an AFC2 client (diskaid, ifuntastic, iPhone browser etc) is a better choice.

One usage scenario for SSH is fixing incorrect permissions on files/folders, however the jailbreak app iFile (not free, but has a trial period) is what I would recommend to the average user.

Yes I agree about ifile. That is primarily what I use if I do need to locate a certain file, but I still have OpenSSH if I want to put something on my phone. I don't get too involved with it because I know I will mess my phone up.