Hi...
It is just a little program I wrote to send the message. It is attached.
The method I used works on XP and 2000. I have not tested on any other
platforms.
HTH,
...Karl
From: CyberZombie Subject: Re: how to make ssh-agent automatically
Date: Thu, 01 Dec 2005 11:03:20 -0600
I am
unched as a service).
HTH,
...Karl
From: "H.S." Subject: Re: how to make ssh-agent automatically
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 21:24:20 -0500
Hi Karl,
Karl M wrote:
> Hi HS...
>
> You can use keychain (a package available from setup.exe).
>
> I do something like
>
> s
You're right, I avoided the use of passphrases and carefully considered
the loss of security imposed by that and thus I do not need ssh-agent...
It's been so long ago, that I just forgot about those consequences...
matthias
H.S. wrote:
> Morche Matthias wrote:
>> You just want to connect from
Morche Matthias wrote:
> You just want to connect from one host to another one. It's totally
> sufficient to set up the key and copy the public part into authorized
> keys on the remote host. I never used ssh-agent nor ssh-add and
1. I did that. So why I am asked for my SSH passphrase when I try t
Yes, and I'm trying very hard to avoid it's use in my local environment
:-) But thanks for that reminder anyway...
matthias
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> On Dec 1 08:34, Morche Matthias wrote:
>> You just want to connect from one host to another one. It's totally
>> sufficient to set up the key
On Dec 1 08:34, Morche Matthias wrote:
> You just want to connect from one host to another one. It's totally
> sufficient to set up the key and copy the public part into authorized
> keys on the remote host. I never used ssh-agent nor ssh-add and
> passwordless logins to several hosts and Windows
You just want to connect from one host to another one. It's totally
sufficient to set up the key and copy the public part into authorized
keys on the remote host. I never used ssh-agent nor ssh-add and
passwordless logins to several hosts and Windows are hourly routine. Why
do you need them?
mat
Morche Matthias wrote:
Simpler than using keychain and ssh-agent, Hmm... did You ever try to
just generate your key by ssh-keygen and then copy the public key
~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub eg to Your remote host into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.
Would You consider this to be simpler?
matthias
(Yes, I have do
Simpler than using keychain and ssh-agent, Hmm... did You ever try to
just generate your key by ssh-keygen and then copy the public key
~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub eg to Your remote host into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.
Would You consider this to be simpler?
matthias
H.S. wrote:
> Hi Karl,
>
> Karl M wrot
a bash window,
compared to using keychain (also launched as a service).
HTH,
...Karl
From: "H.S." Subject: Re: how to make ssh-agent automatically
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 21:24:20 -0500
Hi Karl,
Karl M wrote:
> Hi HS...
>
> You can use keychain (a package available from set
Hi Karl,
Karl M wrote:
> Hi HS...
>
> You can use keychain (a package available from setup.exe).
>
> I do something like
>
> ssh-add -l >/dev/null 2>&1
> if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
> ssh-add
> fi
>
> in my .bash_profile, because keychain is slow when I launch several
> windows.
Okay, I will try t
Hi HS...
You can use keychain (a package available from setup.exe).
I do something like
ssh-add -l >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
ssh-add
fi
in my .bash_profile, because keychain is slow when I launch several windows.
Why do you kill the agent when you log out? (Windows will kill it w
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