Hi,
2006/5/9, Gareth Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Works fine when passing in username and password.
I set up a trusted connection by creating a public/private key pair and
appending the identity.pub to the remote authorized_keys.
The internal ssh client can not understand ssh1 public/private key.
So, generate key pair by "ssh-keygen -t rsa" or "ssh-keygen -t dsa" and
you will have key-pair like "id_dsa, id_dsa.pub" or "id_rsa,id_rsa.pub".
And, you have to set its private key explicitly with setKeyfile method.
Scp scpConnection = new Scp();
Project project = new Project();
scpConnection.setFile(aSFile);
scpConnection.setKeyfile("/home/nettrade/.ssh/id_dsa");
then, you must set something as a passphrase even if it is not
encrypted, because
there is a bug.
scpConnection.setPassphrase("");
scpConnection.setTrust(true);
scpConnection.setTodir("[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:" + aSDir);
scpConnection.setProject(project);
scpConnection.execute();
Dear developers, to resolve above bug, following lines in
org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs/optional/ssh/Scp.java
if (getUserInfo().getPassword() == null
&& getUserInfo().getPassphrase() == null) {
throw new BuildException("neither password nor passphrase for user"
+ getUserInfo().getName() + " has been "
+ "given. Can't authenticate.");
}
should be
if (getUserInfo().getPassword() == null
&& (getUserInfo().getPassphrase() == null &&
getUserInfo().getKeyfile()==null)) {
throw new BuildException("neither password nor passphrase for user"
+ getUserInfo().getName() + " has been "
+ "given. Can't authenticate.");
}
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