Re: ssh and stuff

> as your first command. Logins will now be invisible and automatic, like > rsh, so scripts ought to work. if it's for scripting you are typically better to use a ~/.shosts file on the remote host instead of relying on the ssh-agent stuff. you don't always have the option of running 'eval `ss

Re: ssh and stuff

Andrew You can probably get the behavior you want by using the RSA login and ssh-agent. That is, if you use ssh-keygen to generate .identity and .identity.pub files locally, then on the remote machine append the contents of .identity.pub to a file named

Re: ssh and stuff

On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 07:18:16PM +1100, Andrew wrote: > Is it possible to get ssh to run a command on a remote machine from > another script? I've tried doing things like: > > ssh host 'command' -l user < password > EOF > > but I just can't seem to get it to work. Is it possible? no idea on

ssh and stuff

Is it possible to get ssh to run a command on a remote machine from another script? I've tried doing things like: ssh host 'command' -l user <