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| Subject: | Controlling ssh from an external program |
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| Date: | Wed, 20 Oct 2004 15:32:26 -0400 |
Hi - I am working on a linux remote administration tool, and I would like to be able to control ssh/scp via an external program. I know the standard answer to this is to use expect, however this is NOT an option. The next standard answer is to use an empty passphrase or ssh-agent, but I cannot guarantee that the remote system will have a keypair, so I need to be able to fallback on password authentication if that fails. The controlling program needs to be able to feed the password to ssh/scp. Additionally, I can only use an unmodified version of openssh (i.e. whatever version is available on the system that the admin tool is run from). Any ideas????? ========================================================== Jeff Anderson
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