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- How to do remote ssh non-interactively - Stack Overflow
Having StrictHostKeyChecking and UserKnownHostsFile in the ssh and in the ssh config file was the only way I got a non interactive ssh Look into setting up a wrapper script around expect This should do exactly what you're looking for Here are a few examples you can work from
- ssh command and non-interactive, non-login shell
ssh example com <my-script-which-is-stored-locally (as opposed to ssh example com my-script-which-is-on-the-remote-machine, which runs a non-interactive, non-login shell)
- How to Use sshpass for Non-Interactive SSH Login?
Linux offers the “sshpass -p [password] ssh [user]@ [host]” command to connect to the remote host using a non-interactive SSH login Users can also establish a connection by reading passwords from the file
- sshpass - Login to ssh server with a password using a shell script
Explains how to perform password-based non-interactive SSH authentication login under a Linux Unix shell scripts using sshpass utility
- Non-interactive way to connect via SSH (possible options)
I am trying to create a generic bash script to connect to remote via SSH using a non-interactive approach (using sshpass) All I need to know is the possible way to connect via SSH So far I know you can use a password key file (with passphrase if set) to connect: Login via Password sshpass -p {ssh-pass} ssh {ssh-user}@{ssh-host} -p {ssh-port} 2
- With ssh, how can you run a command on the remote machine WITHOUT . . .
You get a non-interactive session, and ssh exits as soon as the command (or script, or whatever) is run How can I get an interactive session, and yet run a command that I've specified from my local machine
- Use `sshpass` non-interactively without exposing passwords
`sshpass` facilitates non-interactive SSH logins, useful for automation but risky due to potential password exposure Safely use it by storing passwords in environment variables or secure files, and always clean up after use
- Use sshpass for Non-interactive SSH login In Scripts - OSTechNix
In this guide, we will learn what is sshpass utility, how to install sshpass in Linux and FreeBSD systems, and how to use sshpass for non-interactive SSH login in shell scripts in Linux and Unix
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