put password in script for ssh ... 1

[hokky]

Hi guys,

I need a favor here,

I need to ssh accross the other server, but I need to put password in it.

that server can't be passwordless because of the permission thing that I am not allowed to change.

So this is part of my script :

#!/bin/ksh

ssh dr01 "ls -l" <<EOF
password
EOF

but it doesnt work, any idea guys ?

Thanks very much before.

 

[columb]

To do file transfers using my system try

cat /path/to/input/file | sudo su - txuser -c "ssh txuser@server2 \"sudo su - user2 -c \\\"cat > /path/to/output/file\\\"\""

Take care with all the quoted quotes!



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Columb Healy

 

[Annihilannic]

Going back to your original attempt:

#!/usr/bin/expect

spawn ssh ypprod02 "ls -l"
expect "[COLOR=red]p[/color]assword: "
send "test\r"
[COLOR=red]expect "the unexpected"[/color]

You need to give expect something to do while waiting for the output of the ls -l, otherwise it just terminates too quickly.



Annihilannic.

 

[hokky]

Anni,

You're great !!

Thanks