[kwlug disc.] bash script basics

[Kyle Spaans]

On 2/10/07, John Van Ostrand <john at netdirect.ca> wrote:
> Sounds like it might be a job for Kerberos.
Kerberos indeed! I can change my password on any of those machines
remotely, and it will change on all other as well, thought I'm not
sure what else Kerberos does for me...

> So is it that you want to automate the "Yes" and passwords? It looks
> like you are trying to push out public keys is that it?
That is precisely it. All this command I use does it login, add my SSH
key to a file in /~.ssh/something_key.


On 2/10/07, Unsolicited <unsolicited at gto.net> wrote:
> setting up your machine to connect to one of these
> machines without passwords?
That's it right there. After I use the command, I can just type:

ssh <host>

And it logs me in without any more typing required.