If you are running karaf under Linux, there is a workaround for this
that I use.
1) Create a linux user to log into the server with. I named mine "karaf"
2) Set the login shell of the karaf user to the karaf client in
/etc/passwd. Mine looks like this,
karaf:x:502:502::/home/karaf:/usr/local/apache-karaf/bin/client
3) Configure SSH RSA authentication for the karaf user. Google is very
helpful for this.
Then, using your RSA key, you can sign into the linux server, without
a password, as the karaf user. Because the karaf client is configured
as the karaf user's shell you land inside karaf, without a password,
when you log in. When you log out of karaf the ssh session terminates
and you never see the Linux shell.
I use this approach and it works pretty well for me.
-John
Quoting Forrest Xia <[email protected]>:
Hi there,
Is there a way to enable karaf sshd feature non-interactively login?
Current karaf sshd feature allow user to login karaf shell via ssh client,
but it requires password to authenticate? Is there a way to make the feature
like popular ssh server that authentication is via ssh certificate file, no
password prompt?
Caused we want to automate the testing of our self-defined shell commands.
Thanks for any comments/idea in advance!
Forrest
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