This is probably not going answer your question. Linux Windows admin prefer to
turn off password authentication on SSHD. Using shared keys would be a
preferred approach. Afaik till openssh 7.6 password authentication was not
allowed on Z/OS but I could be wrong or things could have changed. You can
modify the source and rebuild if required.
On Friday, October 8, 2021, 01:19:40 PM PDT, Billy Ashton
<bill00ash...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all! I see we have been talking some about FTPS, so now I want to
spin the letters around for SFTP with an easy question-I hope!
Does anyone have a batch job/JCL that they use for SFTP that hides a
user/password? I have looked for some hours at Google, and everything I
see has the user and password in clear text. I am looking for something
like the NETRC file, or some other method you folks use for running SFTP
in BPXBATCH.
Also, I could be running up against the line limit for a single line
SFTP command with my different options (I am specifying particular
ciphers), and wonder if there is a way to make SFTP a multi-line command.
Thanks for all your help!
Billy
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