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07-27-2009 09:03 AM
07-27-2009 09:03 AM
ssh like rsh
Hi I have TCPIP V5.6-9ECO4 ovms 8.3 1h1
I need use ssh like rsh from command line windows.
C:>ssh -l user x.x.x.x type a.txt
some one knows how can put the password in same line?
my program can´t send the password in second line and need some help.
I tried to create a tcpip proxy but ask me the password again
thanks
I need use ssh like rsh from command line windows.
C:>ssh -l user x.x.x.x type a.txt
some one knows how can put the password in same line?
my program can´t send the password in second line and need some help.
I tried to create a tcpip proxy but ask me the password again
thanks
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07-27-2009 09:23 AM
07-27-2009 09:23 AM
Re: ssh like rsh
> some one knows how can put the password in
> same line?
That would be a Windows question, but I'd
guess that the "Secure" in "Secure SHell"
would make that unlikely.
> I tried to create a tcpip proxy [...]
There's more than one kind, but I'd expect
SSH not to care about any of them.
Why not use public-key authentication to
obviate the password? (Knowing more than
nothing about the SSH software on the Windows
system might be useful when you start moving
key files around, as there is more than one
popular key file format.)
> same line?
That would be a Windows question, but I'd
guess that the "Secure" in "Secure SHell"
would make that unlikely.
> I tried to create a tcpip proxy [...]
There's more than one kind, but I'd expect
SSH not to care about any of them.
Why not use public-key authentication to
obviate the password? (Knowing more than
nothing about the SSH software on the Windows
system might be useful when you start moving
key files around, as there is more than one
popular key file format.)
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07-27-2009 10:09 AM
07-27-2009 10:09 AM
Re: ssh like rsh
Here's how to set up a no-password ssh login into OpenVMS. This from a Mac OS X box:
http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/1118
Here's how to use X11 from an OpenVMS box to a Mac OS X box, and which then allows you to cut-and-paste and such between Windows windows and OpenVMS DECterm windows and such:
http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/134
The OpenVMS portion of both of the above sequences is typically independent of the client. (But no Microsoft Windows is in regular use here; sorry.)
http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/1118
Here's how to use X11 from an OpenVMS box to a Mac OS X box, and which then allows you to cut-and-paste and such between Windows windows and OpenVMS DECterm windows and such:
http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/134
The OpenVMS portion of both of the above sequences is typically independent of the client. (But no Microsoft Windows is in regular use here; sorry.)
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