raven22;374375 Wrote: 
> thanks,
> 
> I got ssh setup with public keys so no password is asked and from the
> cmd line of computer1 i can shutdown computer2 by entering:
> ssh r...@computer2 shutdown -h now
> 
> Problem however is that the squeezecenter user is not setup with the
> public keys. To do that i have to login as user squeezecenter, but i
> don't now as password. What is the default password of the user
> squeezecenter?

How about "sudo /usr/bin/ssh r...@computer2 shutdown -h now" ?  That
way, I believe, it will be root that is communicating over ssh.  You'll
need to give the squeezecenter user permission to run ssh in
/etc/sudoers.

I have no idea what password is assigned to the squeezecenter user. 
Since user squeezecenter doesn't get shell login privileges, it may not
have one...but I'm guessing here.


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