On 25-Mar-09, at 11:27 PM, PenguinPuPPy wrote: > Hello There, > I have a small problem here which I wish to describe as an > example.Ok so here it is .I have a client and a server both UNIX > boxes.I > wish to run sftp on the client as user A and authenticate as user B > on the > server which is going to be accomplished using a script.So user A > is the > owner of the script and he authenticates to server as user B .Now the > problem is when the authentication happens it asks for a manual > password > entry which doesn't make sense .I have used ssh rsa keys ..but still > no > solution as the authentication needs to be automatic.Any solution to > the > problem is welcome
Don't know whether sftp supports passwordless ssh. scp does. try following. http://blogs.translucentcode.org/mick/archives/000230.html HTH. regards, shantanoo PS: 'passwordless ssh' string on google and then hitting "I'm feeling lucky". _______________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
