"Julia A. Case" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, lets see if I can get this correct
> create a key on the computer that will run scp (ssh-keygen)
> then take the identity.pub file (~/.ssh) and transfer to the machine you will
> scp'ing to...
> put the file in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
> now when y
Mads Rasmussen wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> Using scp in a script is not the best idea, but it's kind the best option
> right now.
> I'm just having troubles doing a scp without specifying password.
I think that you probably need to use ssh-keygen to create a new
public/private set of keys, and use
Ok, lets see if I can get this correct
create a key on the computer that will run scp (ssh-keygen)
then take the identity.pub file (~/.ssh) and transfer to the machine you will
scp'ing to...
put the file in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
now when you run scp it should not ask for a pass phrase
Juli
Hi there,
Using scp in a script is not the best idea, but it's kind the best option
right now.
I'm just having troubles doing a scp without specifying password.
I know it is supposed to run in batchmode, but I'm pretty lost.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Mads