The way to not ask for a password, is to cat from the client machine the
~/.ssh/identity.pub to the ~/.ssh/authorized_users file on the server, it will
no longer ask for a password when ssh ing from the client to the server as
that user.
The following command will set this up for you.
ssh -l remoteusername remote.host.com 'cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys'
<~/.ssh/identity.pub
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