In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
jeff vier writes:
>I need to check if I can log into a specific account on a system via
>SSH, but due to the nature of the system (tunneled to a serial console),
>I am unable to set up a key pair.
Replace your serial consoles with something like a Cyclades that
allows use of public keys.
>check_by_ssh is *close*, but provides no method of passing a password
>via the command line (which, yes, is a ghetto method of doing things,
>but you would still have to know the login to the system, and it *is
>different*), and it requires a remote command to execute.
>
>So, before I delve into hacking this functionality into check_by_ssh,
I don't think check_by_ssh is going to work since the ssh->serial
connection will probably not permit execution of a script and the
return of the exit code without a lot of work. Also it has no real
interactive support and it should like you need that.
>does anyone have a solution with existing tools?
An expect wrapper around ssh should do the trick and it can negotiate
the login prompt on the serial port as well.
-- rouilj
John Rouillard
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