Actually, an even better solution would be to set up public keys WITH a
password, then
simply use an "ssh-agent" to keep it in memory. That way, you can leave the
processes to do
what deeds they will, and the keys are still protected with a password in the
event they are
stolen.
On Nov 15,
You may also look into the PExpect modules as well. If you're that's truly
what you wish to do.
Regards,
Michael
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Well, that kinda depends on what you want the MAC Address of. Personally (on
Unix systems) I
simply read from a popen('ifconfig') and use a regular expression to parse out
the mac address.
Works perfectly.
Just my 2ยข,
Michael
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I would recommend using Amara (http://uche.ogbuji.net/tech/4suite/amara/). It
works
wonders with XML.
Regards,
Michael
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