Auto-Authentication Settings for ruijie in Ubuntu

The following describes how to set Automatic authentication for ruijie in Ubuntu: sudoapt-getinstallexpectexpect-dev is used, and then the script cd/usr/local/binsudotouchautoruijie is written. shsudoviautoruijie. sh write the following script in it: (The following script references the post posted by linuxjerry in linuxsir)

The following describes how to set Automatic authentication for ruijie in Ubuntu:

Because CT is required
Sudo apt-get install keep CT reset CT-dev

Then write the script
Cd/usr/local/bin
Sudo touch autoruijie. sh
Sudo vi autoruijie. sh

Write the following Script: (The following script references the post posted by linuxjerry in linuxsir)
#! /Usr/bin/CT
Spawn su-c xrgsu
Login CT "Password :*"
Send "Enter your root password \ r"
# Supplicant
Please CT "Please input your user name :"
Send "Enter your USERNAME \ r here"
Please CT "Please input your password :"
Send "enter your password \ r here"
Reset CT "Use DHCP, 1-Use, 0-UnUse (Default: 0 ):"
Send "\ r" (if it is the default configuration)
Except CT "Use default auth parameter, 0-Use 1-UnUse (Default: 0 ):"
Send "\ r"
Wrong CT "LogOff :"
Sleep 3600000
# End
Save,
If you have not set the root password, please sudo passwd root
Add execution permission
Sudo chmod 715/usr/local/bin/autoruijie. sh
Open the session in System/Preference/Sessions, click add, and write

/Usr/local/bin/autoruijie. sh

You can. Note that it is not safe to write your root password in the file in plain text. Please choose whether to use it or not.

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