Is any 'send file' command to make so that two machines (an amd64
multisocket and a simple i386, both lenny) talk scp with one another
through a router (attached to adsl) fully without asking the password?
With 'fully' I mean that command:
ssh target_machine_name date
gives the date without asking a password. The mere sending id_rsa.pub
to create the authorized_keys file only works (without asking the
password) for command:
ssh target_machine_name
but if 'date' is also requested, the password is needed (at least in my hands).
I know how to solve the issue, i.e. by cross appending the
authorized_keys files, in order that each machine knows itself. But
there must be a simpler way.
That's odd. I am able to get commands to work over SSH without a
password. I copied the contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub on my work
computer into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on my home computer. Now I can SSH
from my work computer to my home computer like this:
ssh m...@myhomepc date
And it logs into my home computer and then runs the date command. I did
not have to do anything with the authorized_keys file on my work
computer to make this happen.
- Dave
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Dave Parker
Utica College
Integrated Information Technology Services
(315) 792-3229
Registered Linux User #408177
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