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I am using putty to connect to my Ubuntu 16.04 VPS.



I decided to change the default SSH port from 22 to 443.
I did this changing the line 



Port 22


in /etc/ssh/sshd_config



to Port 443



Now when I am trying to connect to the server using port 443 I get the error saying "Server unexpectedly closed network connection"



When I try to connect to the server using port 22 I get the error saying "Network error: Connection refused"



The server is up and running I just cannot connect to it anymore, is there anyway to fix this?



EDIT: I reinstalled the VPS and reconfigured it again.
The possible issue that might have caused this could be that I used the same port to connect to my VPS using Putty and to use that same port for my proxy in squid.






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    Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    6 hours ago











  • Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

    – shiu'sho
    5 hours ago






  • 1





    Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    5 hours ago











  • Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

    – shiu'sho
    3 hours ago


















3















I am using putty to connect to my Ubuntu 16.04 VPS.



I decided to change the default SSH port from 22 to 443.
I did this changing the line 



Port 22


in /etc/ssh/sshd_config



to Port 443



Now when I am trying to connect to the server using port 443 I get the error saying "Server unexpectedly closed network connection"



When I try to connect to the server using port 22 I get the error saying "Network error: Connection refused"



The server is up and running I just cannot connect to it anymore, is there anyway to fix this?



EDIT: I reinstalled the VPS and reconfigured it again.
The possible issue that might have caused this could be that I used the same port to connect to my VPS using Putty and to use that same port for my proxy in squid.






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    Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    6 hours ago











  • Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

    – shiu'sho
    5 hours ago






  • 1





    Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    5 hours ago











  • Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

    – shiu'sho
    3 hours ago
















3












3








3








I am using putty to connect to my Ubuntu 16.04 VPS.



I decided to change the default SSH port from 22 to 443.
I did this changing the line 



Port 22


in /etc/ssh/sshd_config



to Port 443



Now when I am trying to connect to the server using port 443 I get the error saying "Server unexpectedly closed network connection"



When I try to connect to the server using port 22 I get the error saying "Network error: Connection refused"



The server is up and running I just cannot connect to it anymore, is there anyway to fix this?



EDIT: I reinstalled the VPS and reconfigured it again.
The possible issue that might have caused this could be that I used the same port to connect to my VPS using Putty and to use that same port for my proxy in squid.






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I am using putty to connect to my Ubuntu 16.04 VPS.



I decided to change the default SSH port from 22 to 443.
I did this changing the line 



Port 22


in /etc/ssh/sshd_config



to Port 443



Now when I am trying to connect to the server using port 443 I get the error saying "Server unexpectedly closed network connection"



When I try to connect to the server using port 22 I get the error saying "Network error: Connection refused"



The server is up and running I just cannot connect to it anymore, is there anyway to fix this?



EDIT: I reinstalled the VPS and reconfigured it again.
The possible issue that might have caused this could be that I used the same port to connect to my VPS using Putty and to use that same port for my proxy in squid.






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    Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    6 hours ago











  • Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

    – shiu'sho
    5 hours ago






  • 1





    Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    5 hours ago











  • Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

    – shiu'sho
    3 hours ago
















  • 1





    Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    6 hours ago











  • Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

    – shiu'sho
    5 hours ago






  • 1





    Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

    – Michael Hampton♦
    5 hours ago











  • Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

    – shiu'sho
    3 hours ago










1




1





Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

– Michael Hampton♦
6 hours ago





Don't bother changing the ssh port. It doesn't make you more secure, but it does give you a false sense of security. It also gives you lots of problems if you are new.

– Michael Hampton♦
6 hours ago













Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

– shiu'sho
5 hours ago





Thank you, but I have fixed it already. My reason is to make my proxy as anonymous as possible, when port 22 is open websites can see that and that is an indication of proxy

– shiu'sho
5 hours ago




1




1





Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

– Michael Hampton♦
5 hours ago





Having port 22 open does not indicate a proxy.

– Michael Hampton♦
5 hours ago













Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

– shiu'sho
3 hours ago







Might be, I do now know, I am just trying to set up an anonmous proxy and I am using whatleaks.com to check what I need to take care of. Does Passive OS fingerprints different than Browser Agent indicate a proxy?

– shiu'sho
3 hours ago












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  • Use the system console (out of band connection) if available.

  • Use the VPS recovery boot to mount the VPS disk and then edit the sshd_config file to reset the port to 22 from 443.


Less optimally




  • Boot a new VPS instance, configure as per the first instance using your configuration management tools and recover from backups.






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  • Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

    – shiu'sho
    11 hours ago













  • You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

    – Iain
    25 mins ago



















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You probably have forgotten to add port 443 to firewall (ufw). Make console connection if possible, otherwise your VPS provider can help you.






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  • I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

    – shiu'sho
    12 hours ago



















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  1. Verify your sshd service is running, netstat to check which port is it listening

  2. Verify your port being added to firewall

  3. Check logs from /car/log/messages to see if any messages tells you about it.

  4. While you connect, try to use -vvv option to know more info on it

  5. Try to see if ssh -p 443 root@othrhost works






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    is there anyway to fix this?





    • Use the system console (out of band connection) if available.

    • Use the VPS recovery boot to mount the VPS disk and then edit the sshd_config file to reset the port to 22 from 443.


    Less optimally




    • Boot a new VPS instance, configure as per the first instance using your configuration management tools and recover from backups.






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    • Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

      – shiu'sho
      11 hours ago













    • You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

      – Iain
      25 mins ago
















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    is there anyway to fix this?





    • Use the system console (out of band connection) if available.

    • Use the VPS recovery boot to mount the VPS disk and then edit the sshd_config file to reset the port to 22 from 443.


    Less optimally




    • Boot a new VPS instance, configure as per the first instance using your configuration management tools and recover from backups.






    share|improve this answer
























    • Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

      – shiu'sho
      11 hours ago













    • You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

      – Iain
      25 mins ago














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    is there anyway to fix this?





    • Use the system console (out of band connection) if available.

    • Use the VPS recovery boot to mount the VPS disk and then edit the sshd_config file to reset the port to 22 from 443.


    Less optimally




    • Boot a new VPS instance, configure as per the first instance using your configuration management tools and recover from backups.






    share|improve this answer














    is there anyway to fix this?





    • Use the system console (out of band connection) if available.

    • Use the VPS recovery boot to mount the VPS disk and then edit the sshd_config file to reset the port to 22 from 443.


    Less optimally




    • Boot a new VPS instance, configure as per the first instance using your configuration management tools and recover from backups.







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    • Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

      – shiu'sho
      11 hours ago













    • You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

      – Iain
      25 mins ago



















    • Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

      – shiu'sho
      11 hours ago













    • You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

      – Iain
      25 mins ago

















    Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

    – shiu'sho
    11 hours ago







    Thank you for your reply @Iain. I rebooted my VPS in rescue mode and was able to connect to it in that mode, but when I go to /etc/ssh/sshd_config I am seeing #Port 22 and not Port 443 It means that I cannot access the original file, the one in recovery mode is somehow different

    – shiu'sho
    11 hours ago















    You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

    – Iain
    25 mins ago





    You will need to mount the root partition/lv/whatever into the recovery environment. Your VPS host should provide information on how to do that.

    – Iain
    25 mins ago













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    • I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

      – shiu'sho
      12 hours ago
















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    • I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

      – shiu'sho
      12 hours ago














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    • I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

      – shiu'sho
      12 hours ago



















    • I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

      – shiu'sho
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    I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

    – shiu'sho
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    I am reading now about UFW and it says that by default it is disabled, so I guess that is not the case, anyway, could you provide the instructions how to add the port to UFW please? If you could, please be as much clear with every step as possible since it is my day 3 in Linux. Thanks!

    – shiu'sho
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    1. Verify your sshd service is running, netstat to check which port is it listening

    2. Verify your port being added to firewall

    3. Check logs from /car/log/messages to see if any messages tells you about it.

    4. While you connect, try to use -vvv option to know more info on it

    5. Try to see if ssh -p 443 root@othrhost works






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      2. Verify your port being added to firewall

      3. Check logs from /car/log/messages to see if any messages tells you about it.

      4. While you connect, try to use -vvv option to know more info on it

      5. Try to see if ssh -p 443 root@othrhost works






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        2. Verify your port being added to firewall

        3. Check logs from /car/log/messages to see if any messages tells you about it.

        4. While you connect, try to use -vvv option to know more info on it

        5. Try to see if ssh -p 443 root@othrhost works






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        2. Verify your port being added to firewall

        3. Check logs from /car/log/messages to see if any messages tells you about it.

        4. While you connect, try to use -vvv option to know more info on it

        5. Try to see if ssh -p 443 root@othrhost works







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            1 $begingroup$ This is what I mean as document text image: I want to label the texts in image as separate blocks and my model should detect these labels as classes. NOTE: This is how the end result should be like: The labels like Block 1, Block 2, Block 3,.. should be Logo, Title, Date,.. Others, etc. Work done: First approach : I tried to implement this method via Object Detection, it didn't work. It didn't even detect any text. Second approach : Then I tried it using PixelLink. As this model is build for scene text detection, it detected each and every text in the image. But this method can detect multiple lines of text if the threshold values are increased. But I have no idea how do I add labels to the text blocks. PIXEL_CLS_WEIGHT_all_ones = 'PIXEL_CLS_WEIGHT_all_ones' PIXEL_C...
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