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Thank you all for your responses.
I was able to use pageant to generate public and private keys, and I think
I
have the public key correctly on the server. I am getting an error
currently from
see that I have the authorized_keys setup
correctly for ssh that we're running.
Thanks again!!
Ryan
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You have to modi
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Excellent,
Thank you both for your help. does this only apply to anonymous accounts?
Is there any way to pass a password into the connection? How would this
Go read about pageant. It's an implementation of ssh-agents on
windows. If you have pageant running, and add your private key to it's
list of keys, and setup the server to allow you with it's authorized_keys
file. You'll be able to connect as "yourself"..
http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/
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For putty,
maven.scp.executable = pscp
maven.ssh.executable = plink
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Putty is fine windoze client:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
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On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 11:30, Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
> I've noticed that the repository plugin does not support filesystem
> deployments. In order to deploy to the remote repository, ssh or scp is
> required. whe
Excellent,
Thank you both for your help. does this only apply to anonymous accounts?
Is there any way to pass a password into the connection? How would this be
accomplished?
Ryan
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I wasn't
sure if putty could be used from the command line, and that is why I was
asking about other ssh clients.
Oh! Well, you want to use "plink.exe" or "pscp.exe" instead of putty.exe
on the command line.
To execute a command on the remote host:
plink -ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'remote_commands_to
For putty,
maven.scp.executable = pscp
maven.ssh.executable = plink
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Thanks Gabriel,
I actually am running putty on my PC, but when I try
from the commandline with the repository goal?
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Hi Ryan!
> I've noticed that the repository plugin does not support filesys
Hi Ryan!
I've noticed that the repository plugin does not support filesystem
deployments. In order to deploy to the remote repository, ssh or scp is
required. where can a decent ssh or scp client for windows be found??
Try Putty et al: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
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