It is not so bad. The same package contains another program "pageant" that
manages very nicely the public/private keys.
In fact, SSH is mostly nicely used by using always the keys and avoiding
passwords.
Note: you can have a password to protect the key. Pageant manages it ok.
Compass Ing. y Sist
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Ramon Ribó wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> > (I have to use wine or VMWare)
>
> I recommend you to use VirtualBox. For me it is better than VMWare
>
> > Also, if somebody knows of a command-line ssh.exe that we can use (that
> does not require a full cygwin install) ple
On Thu, 26 Aug 2010 09:48:21 -0400, Richard Hipp
wrote:
> Using the templates provided by "boytm" here:
> (http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/info/11622724e5 [1]) I have entered
> code that strives to implement popen2() on windows. But I do not
> have a good way to test this. I do not have a windo
i have ssh working under vista cmd.exe
i have just rebuilt from the latest fossil sources (This is fossil version
[34ea1e4abb] 2010-08-26 13:17:18 UTC)..
however my host forces ssh onto a wierd port.. so if somebody has a (small)
public repo that i could try and clone via ssh i'm happy to giv
Hello,
> (I have to use wine or VMWare)
I recommend you to use VirtualBox. For me it is better than VMWare
> Also, if somebody knows of a command-line ssh.exe that we can use (that
does not require a full cygwin install) please let me know.
The most common tool for doing ssh on Windows is pu
Using the templates provided by "boytm" here: (
http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/info/11622724e5) I have entered code that
strives to implement popen2() on windows. But I do not have a good way to
test this. I do not have a windows machine (I have to use wine or VMWare)
and I do not have a comman
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