Ok. I understand now. This sounds fine to me. Am 28.10.2011 um 10:22 schrieb p sena <senapati2...@yahoo.com>:
> Actually the password is needed for the program which runs on machineB > (progB). Well, we can prompt for passwd when the first program (progA) runs > on machineA and then pass it to the progB. But in this method we will have to > pass it as cli option to machineB prog which I do not want to. Hence there > remains another method of feeding this passwd to that progB. What is/are > that/they ? > So instead of of all these I let the progB prompt for passwd. This specific > passwd asking external/separate prog I exec internally from within that > progB. From machineA when I do "ssh machineB <prog_in_machineB>". So that > prompt appears to me here in machineA. > This way the password is not being captured & stored in any variable in progA > at least. Actually only progB requires that password for it's task. > > --- On Thu, 10/27/11, claus.k...@googlemail.com <claus.k...@googlemail.com> > wrote: > Why Not prompt for the password on machine a at the beginning? >
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