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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Ssh freezes when run using different user ID Post 303028871 by Neo on Wednesday 16th of January 2019 10:04:40 PM
Old 01-16-2019
It is simply amazing to me why people love to build complicated, buggy, difficult to mantain, insecure solutions to problems which can be solved with simple, easy to maintain, more secure solutions.

Why?
  • Job security?
  • Having fun learning on the job getting paid by others?
I can assure you that if these guys were the owners of this IT and they were not getting paid to implement these overtly complex, buggy, hard to maintain, insecure solutions they would NOT do it.

Honestly, I keep seeing this more and more, especially from "certain countries" where the guys just seem to want to implement these overly complex, buggy, hard to maintain, and less secure solutions when, if they would just listen to us (people with many, many decades of coding and day to day sys admin experience, who likes simple, secure, easy to maintain, not buggy solutions), then their IT life would be a lot easier (and the questions here would be more practical).

I repeat....

Do not user sshpass. Use shared public-keys without passwords. It is more secure, less complex, easier to maintain and less buggy. I know. I do this every day on real systems!

Keep it simple!
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inputkill(1)						      General Commands Manual						      inputkill(1)

NAME
inputkill - run a command until standard input is closed SYNOPSIS
inputkill [options] <command> [arguments ...] DESCRIPTION
inputkill runs a given command until standard input is closed. inputkill passes on all file descriptors except for standard input; command is given no standard input. inputkill is useful for promptly exiting a program ran via ssh when the connection is closed. For example, ssh host inputkill sleep 60 runs the command sleep on the computer named host until either sixty seconds elapse or the ssh connection is terminated. The argument "--" disables argument parsing for all proceeding arguments; e.g. "inputkill ls -l" will pass "-l" to inputkill and run "ls", whereas "inputkill -- ls -l" will run "ls -l". OPTIONS
-V, --version Display version information. -?, --help Display a summary of command line options. SEE ALSO
ssh(1), rsh(1) inputkill is part of mswatch(1); mswatch website: http://mswatch.sf.net/ AUTHOR
Written by Chris Frost <chris@frostnet.net>. inputkill(1)
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