Re: Noninteractive password inputting

From: Alex (alexrainy_at_dontbotherme.com)
Date: 11/11/03

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    Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de> wrote in
    news:3qinob.g45.ln@news.heiming.de:

    > The easiest, run the script as root.
    > ;)

                I don't want to do that :(
    > Next way, setup key-authentication and login as 'ssh
    > otheruser@localhost'.
                
                ......that's not a good idea
    > Or use 'expect' as you already found out, there is lots of info coming
    > with the packages:
    >
    > $ man -k expect
    > autoexpect (1) - generate an Expect script from watching a
    > session expect (1) - programmed dialogue with
    > interactive programs, Version 5 expectk (1) - Expect
    > with Tk support libexpect (3) - programmed dialogue with
    > interactive programs - C functions
    >

         Ya, maybe the 'expect' is the best way without coding out a program.

    Thx.

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