Could you please provide an example code how to use JSch library in
non-interactive mode?
I would like to use it in my service to run commands on my linux box
through SSH.
There's no GUI there and I don't want to use UserInfo class. The
problem I have is that it throws exception when I connect to a host,
which is not added to "allowed hosts" list.
What would be nice:
add option "ignore unknown host exception" or "auto-add unknown hosts to
allowed hosts list"
I don't care for security inside my local network.
all I need to do is to connect to my machine. I don't know its RSA key
and I don't see a way to add that key to JSch in non-interactive mode.
I can't even catch "unknown host" exception to override it with
something, like this:
try {
session.connect();
} catch (JSchException e) {
if (e.getMessage().startsWith("UnknownHostKey:")) {
// ignore or ADD here
} else {
throw e; // re-throw it back
}
}
if session.connect would throw something like
"HostNotFoundInAllowedHostsException" with method getRSA(), then I could
use that info:
try {
session.connect();
} catch (HostNotFoundInAllowedHostsException e) {
add the key somehow
}
In general, it would be great if JSch was oriented to work in
NON-interactive mode. I see currently it is mostly designed for UI usage.
Alexey Skorokhodov.
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