> #!/bin/sh
> set agent =~/agent-info
> if (-r agent) then
> source $agent
> else
> echo "Can't find or read agent file"
> exit 1
Just a couple of tweaks to this. I think it is useful to check if
there is already an agent we can talk to and also to make the file
per-host. What I do at the t
Richard Caley wrote:
>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Andre
>Guimaraes (ag) writes:
>
>ag> I dont like RSA without passwords caus if your machine gets
>ag> compromised, the attacker would have root access to another
>ag> machines in your network.
>
>Wouldn't the `Right' solution be to put a pass
> expect yes/no
> send yes\r
> expect assword
> send my_password
Isn't this bad? Just having the root password of another computer laying
around in a file on your computer?
What happens if you get compromised? The person instantly knows of
another computer you control and its root password.
Anyo
On Tue, Oct 08, 2002 at 03:25:54PM -0300, Andre Guimaraes wrote:
> I dont like RSA without passwords caus if your machine gets compromised, the
> attacker would have root access to another machines in your network.
> When I needed automated scripting using ssh and scp I used this programming
> lan
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Andre
Guimaraes (ag) writes:
ag> I dont like RSA without passwords caus if your machine gets
ag> compromised, the attacker would have root access to another
ag> machines in your network.
Wouldn't the `Right' solution be to put a passphrase on the private
key and
ask you for a url to more info on this expect language and it usage.
Again many thanks
-Original Message-
From: Andre Guimaraes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 08 October 2002 19:26
To: Trevor Cushen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RES: Is SSH worth it??
I dont like RSA without passwords ca
I dont like RSA without passwords caus if your machine gets compromised, the
attacker would have root access to another machines in your network.
When I needed automated scripting using ssh and scp I used this programming
language called EXPECT, perl includes a module that implements the expect
la
