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Verifying SSH connectivity in a script
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to write a korne shell script that takes the IP address of a remote server as an argument and logs into that server if RSA key has been setup properly, otherwise exits if RSA key is not set for that server. I don't want the script to get stuck with Password prompt from the remote server if the RSA key is not correctly set for it. How do I do that? Thanks, omd |
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