Re: using ssh with no username

[Christopher Lee]

Christopher Lee

fourthcodex
Manager of Product Development
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On Dec 15, 2006, at 2:28 AM, Xavier Hanin wrote:

I'm using mac os x 10.4, so when I do not provide a username in the XML attributes, it brings up the java prompt. (even when i run ant from the terminal, it brings up the java swing prompt.) After having looked in the CredentialUtil's class, I tried playing around with the code. It seems to me that even though I can use the prompt to provide a username/password, there is another class that is overriding/discarding the username. I did not dig deeper into it than that yet.

On 12/13/06, Christopher Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hello all,

it will enable the use of Ivy for our internal projects.

I've been having problems with the SSH resolver, and was wondering if
anyone could help me out.


will have to login as themselves.


cannot authenticate.

I'm very happy that Ivy now ships with a set of more secure resolvers, as I want to set up my build script to publish using the ssh- resolver, but I do not want to specify a username, so that ivy will prompt for a username and password (instead of having to hard code it). That way each developer however, it seems like if I do not specify the username, even when I enter in the correct username/password (replacing guest) from the SSH prompt, it

it's Ivy which asks for your creedentials, have a look at the

we may have a regression... I can't test myself since I haven't a good
environment for the moment.

Xavier

Which prompt are you talking about? I'm not sure which one is really used in your case. Depending on your environment, sometime asking for credentials is done directly by the system, sometimes it's Ivy which display a dialog. If CredentialsUtil class, and also the SshCache class. I can't tell really more except that it has been tested in real life, but there is no unit test, so I'm trying to figure this out from the current code base, but I haven't

identified the problem just yet.


with the keys.


Christopher Lee

fourthcodex
Manager of Product Development

Any suggestions would be appreciated. I do not want to have to use ssh key's, as I do not want to have to set up each individual user's environment

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