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For those, particularly Annihilannic, who helped me with this issue I have a conclusion. I used passmass -ssh -prompt ":" servername. This was sticking when trying to accept the old password entry. When I copied the ssh keys found on the Unix server to the Linux client's authorized_keys file the...

I am impressed with the replies I am getting on this subject. From not knowing anything on the subject, I have the passmass Expect script working on 35 of servers that run Solaris and AIX.I installed TCL-8.5-sol8*,. the libgcc-3.3-sol8* and the Expect-5.43-sol8 * packages. I can't seem to get...

I feel like I am being led down a path that I might be afraid to go. I have read some web sites that make these packages available but it is confusing. The majority of my servers are running Solaris 8. Are there packages with Expect and TCl combined and already compiled for Solaris 8?

It looks as if Expect requires TCL also. Do I need to install these two packages on all of my servers to propagate password syncing?

I don't know what a expect script is. Can you explain this script just a little for me?

I have a large amount of Solaris servers whose root password get changed every month. Is there any secure way I can make a password change one server and propagate it across all servers without login in to each server?