Hello,
I'm trying to run ssh remotely as a process through STAF. Let's say
that "a" is the machine that invokes the staf command, "b" is the
machine that runs ssh and "c" is the machine that receives the ssh
request. In addition to this, let's assume that:
- ssh keys between "b" and "c" have been exchanged so ssh commands may
be invoked from "b" to "c" without having to having to write any
password.
- staf trust level for "a" in "b" has been set to 5 so no trust level
problems arise.
Hence, if I try to run the following command in "b":
ssh <machine_c> ls
I don't get any error and the listing of the home directory is
received correctly.
However, if I try to run the following command in "a":
staf -verbose <machine_b> process start shell command ssh parms
'<machine_c> ls' returnstdout wait username <username>
The following is the displayed in the console in "b"
"Enter passphrase for key" (etc.)
Thus, it seems that a password is required to use ssh key. However,
the key has an empty password and, in fact, in the first example I
used without any problem.
Probably I've skipped something regarding ssh authentication, but I'm
not able to find out what it is right now. Does anybody have any idea
about that? Thanks.
Best regards,
Javier
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