some people forget that if you put a passphrase during the ssh-keygen
ssh will not ask for the password but will ask for the passphrase. you
can have a blank passphrase to work around this.
...or...
you can run ssh-agent on the connecting node to type the passphrase just
once then the rest of the sessions will not ask for the passphrase na.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 08:58:02PM +0800, Ian C. Sison wrote:
> 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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