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Hi, I need to run a command remotely, rsh is disabled so I'm trying to do this:
ssh myserver ls -lst /work/jsf The problem is that this prompts for a password and I want to do it in a shell script. How can I pass the password without user interaction? I tried "echo mypass | ssh_command" and that didn't help. Thanks, -- Rocky |
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