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It might not be possible depending on the WAS version. What platform are you using? What WebSphere version?

The key for me was disabling this line in /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession # is ssh-agent available? #SSHAGENT= [ -x /usr/bin/ssh-agent ] && SSHAGENT="/usr/bin/ssh-agent"

Try curl. This is a powerful command-line http client. Works with SSL too. curl -O http://www.netscape.com/index.html

I had a similar task a while back and didn't even have access to all of the servers at the time. They were all on a single network, however so I used a security tool called nmap to portscan them: # nmap -v 10.10.0.1-10 The output will show the daemons running on each system. You'll find...

Found the solution. ssh-agent is invoked by default via X, and in my setup, it becomes defunct after a period of time, causing future invocations of ssh-agent from behaving normally. All I needed to do was disable the ssh-agent command from automatically starting during my login, then script...

I'm trying to connect to all of the servers I support via SSH on my Redhat 9 server (I'm using gnome-terminal and multi-gnome-terminal) without having to type my passphrase for each session. I've tried using keychain but haven't had much success. Red Hat's suggestion [...

Not sure if it was mature enough in '99 but webmin (http://www.webmin.com) might be a solution for what he was looking to do. In short, it's a web-based administration tool and provides communication via an SSL-enabled browser. You can do everything from account management to process checking...

Hi Gekka, I believe the only supported versions of Linux one may use are Red Hat 7.3, Advanced Server and SuSE 7.?. They're pretty tough about using only supported software. I'm guessing you're trying the full install with the MQ client; I did manage to get it running on Red Hat 8.0 but only...

It depends. If you're just trying to get it installed to experiment, you need only the WebSphere 5.0 base product CD for Windows. There is no database repository like previous versions, and it includes its own web server for administration and testing. So, there is no immediate need for DB2...