>> -e "ssh -o'IdentityFile2 ~/.ssh/xxkey'"
sure, that causes you to pass
- o ' I d e n t i t y F i l e 2 ~ / . s s h / x x k e y '
(spaces inserted to emphasize the literal nature of the characters)
as arg 1 to ssh; the ~ isn't going to get expanded, because you've quoted it
sufficiently tha
On 01-Dec-00 at 14:59:38 John Horne wrote:
> On 01-Dec-00 at 14:13:33 Adye, TJ (Tim) wrote:
>>> I am trying to work out how I can use rsync with ssh but also
>>> specifying the key to use. I want to run rsync/ssh via cron but need to
>>> use different keys from the same account. With just ssh thi
On 01-Dec-00 at 14:13:33 Adye, TJ (Tim) wrote:
>> I am trying to work out how I can use rsync with ssh but also
>> specifying the key to use. I want to run rsync/ssh via cron but need to
>> use different keys from the same account. With just ssh this is not a
>> problem - the -o option takes care
Hi John,
> I am trying to work out how I can use rsync with ssh but also
> specifying the
> key to use. I want to run rsync/ssh via cron but need to use
> different keys
> from the same account. With just ssh this is not a problem -
> the -o option takes care of it.
Which version of ssh is th
Hello,
I am trying to work out how I can use rsync with ssh but also specifying the
key to use. I want to run rsync/ssh via cron but need to use different keys
from the same account. With just ssh this is not a problem - the -o option
takes care of it. However, I can find no option to rsync excep
