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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers SSH on a Shell Script Post 302773251 by DGPickett on Wednesday 27th of February 2013 02:48:41 PM
Old 02-27-2013
Reverse trust is to allow the remote host PPKey access to the local host, so scripts there can connect without password and send commands, data from commands on the remote system, etc. Pull not push.

You can use 'ssh localhost -tt' or any other tool that creates a new tty. Expect is open source, so you can get it. What o/s?
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

startsrv

STARTSRV(8)						      System Manager's Manual						       STARTSRV(8)

NAME

       startsrv - invoke ttysrv for a particular host.

SYNOPSIS

       startsrv host

DESCRIPTION

       startsrv  fires	up  ttysrv  for  a  given  host.  It  will  kill  any  already	running  instance  for	that  host, then read /etc/remote-
       tty/opt/<host>.srv for any options to pass to ttysrv (defaulting to those that set 9600,8n1), /etc/remote-tty/prot/<host>.sock for the per-
       missions the socket should be set to (default 660), /etc/remote-tty/owner/<host>.sock for the owner of the socket (default rttymgr:dialout)
       and /etc/remote-tty/prot/<host>.log for the permissions of the logfile (default 640).

       The device node used is /etc/remote-tty/dev/<host>. This will normally be a symlink to the correct file in /dev.

       ttysrv is configured to log to /var/log/remote-tty/<host>/<host>, with a  pidfile  at  /var/run/remote-tty/pid/<host>  and  the	socket	at
       /var/run/remote-tty/sock/<host>.

SEE ALSO

       remote-tty(1), ttysrv(8).

AUTHOR

       rtty was written by Paul Vixie <vixie@isc.org>. This manual page was written by Jonathan McDowell <noodles@earth.li> for the Debian project
       (but may be used by others).

								   May 23, 2006 						       STARTSRV(8)
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