problem relating SSH

shwetank_gupta1 · 02-22-2007, 08:40 AM

Hi friends
I want to login in a remote computer and i have done all kind of settings required relating public keys.Now when i want to open a remote computer with ip-address->172.31.7.189,I type the command
ssh 172.31.104.11
than it asks for its password when i input its password it successfully login to that computer .
I want to know is there any method so that I WILL DIRECTLY LOGIN IN TO THAT REMOTE COMPUTER AND DON'T HAVE TO TYPE PASSWORD FROM COMAND PROMPT (IT CAN EITHER READ THE INPUT FROM SOME FILE WHICH CONTAINS ITS PASSWORD OR SOME OTHER METHOD).
i HAV TRY ONE WAY THAT I STORE THE PASSWORD IN OSME FILE
AND THEN TYPE THE COMMAND:
ssh 172.31.77.189 < file
BUT IT DOES NOT WORK AND SHOWS THE ERROR MESSAGE:
Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal

Plz tell the solution of my problem:

Thankx in advance

ZeromusM · 02-22-2007, 08:50 AM

Check out the manpage for ssh-keygen.

Basically how this would work, is you generate a key on the local machine and put it into the /home/<user>/.ssh/authorized_keys file on the remote machine, where <user> is the username you'll be connecting as. Once you have this set up properly, it should connect without requesting a password.