On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Raymund dos Remedios wrote:

> You could even run the Star Office remotely with the -f option on openssh to
> daemonize the ssh session and not use up a desktop terminal session (The -f
> will still prompt you to log in).  This is how I typically would run it from

You could configure ssh to log on automagically by using RSA identity
keys.

run ssh-keygen, just press enter on all the questions

copy the .ssh/identity.pub to the server, using your login name in the
server, typically,

scp .ssh/indentity.pub user@server:~/.ssh/authorized_keys

and then try logging on to the server, voila, no password!

With this kind of setup, you can actually make a shell script, attach it
to an icon on the KDE/GNOME desktop and the user won't actually know that
the Soffice program is running on the server.



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