I have a script (copy.sh) on ServerA that uses rsync to copy files to
ServerB, and I want to call this from a LiveCode CGI.
In Terminal I can log in and execute ./copy.sh, and because I have
ServerA's ssh public key in ServerB's authorized_keys file it all works
swimmingly.
But when I call:
get shell("/path/to/copy.sh")
...from my CGI, I get:
Host key verification failed.
I'm assuming something about the way the shell function works is
preventing the ssh key from being found.
I've tried a few different wrapper techniques I've found for forcing
copy.sh to execute as a specific user, but to no avail.
Any bash experts here to let me know how to resolve this?
TIA -
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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