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How to pipe a password to the SSH?
First of all, the best solution for you would be to create new ssh keypair and use this key to login to all your servers (or some, based on preferences). If you don’t know how, you can find it many times here on stackexchange, but shortcut: Basically you should set passphrase for your key, so you will log in only once with the one password.
Is it possible to run Kinit without a password?
One way to get passwordless login is to run kinit, type my password, and then run ssh@host. My question is, can I skip the kinit step and run ssh directly , in such a way that the first attempt to ssh will automatically grab a kerberos ticket so that subsequent attempts to ssh will have the ticket and not require a password?
How to run Kinit on a Unix server?
My university uses Kerberos-based authentication for login to our unix servers. One way to get passwordless login is to run kinit, type my password, and then run ssh@host.
How to check your keytab with Kinit without prompt?
Replace samAccountName and password with your data. Leave out dont-change-password if you are fine with autogenerated passwords. Adjust path where you want to store the keytab file. Now check your keytab with kinit:
Is there a way to set a password for SSH?
You can not specify the password from the command line but you can do either using ssh keys or using sshpass as suggested by John C. or using a expect script. To use sshpass, you need to install it first.
How to input SSH password in batch file-stack overflow?
The batch file currently looks like: ssh [email protected] configure etc….. I’m looking for a solution that either lets me manually enter the password and then lets the script continue, or one where the script enters the password itself. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow!
How does the SSH and SCP command work?
SSHPASS command reads the password from a FILE or from STDIN and pass it on to the SSH and SCP command, and thereby preventing the SSH and SCP commands from prompting for a password See the example in real time.