Re: SSH auto trust all host keys,how to?

SSKillZ wrote:
this metod:
echo yes | plink <IP> -l <useR>..
worked like a charm :D thank you very much!! very good idea! :D
Also , How can someone fake a static IP address my server gave me ?
its constant!

Glad it helps. I posted another method about your log question,
but it did not show up.
The way I logged plink is to redirect stdout and stderr to a file:
echo yes | plink ... >C:\tmp\tmp1 2>C:\tmp\tmp2
then you could do logging/parsing based on those two files.

James

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