Shell Command sshpass non-interactive SSH password verification, sshpassssh

Shell Command sshpass non-interactive SSH password verification, sshpassssh

Shell Command sshpass non-interactive SSH password verification

# Install sshpasssshpass

: Http://sourceforge.net/projects/sshpass/

Download it as a tar.gz compressed package.

$ Tar-zxvf sshpass-1.05.tar.gz

$ Sshpass-1.05 cd

$./Configure -- prefix =/opt/sshpass

# Specify the installation directory

$ Make

$ Make install

$ Cp/opt/sshpass/bin/sshpass/usr/bin/

Installation Complete

# View help

Sshpass-h

Usage: sshpass [-f |-d |-p |-e] [-hV] command parameters

-F filename Take password to use from file

-D number Use number as file descriptor for getting password

-P password Provide password as argument (security unwise)

-E Password is passed as env-var "SSHPASS"

With no parameters-password will be taken from stdin

-H Show help (this screen)

-V Print version information

At most one of-f,-d,-p or-e shoshould be used

#! /Bin/bash

Cd $ (dirname $0)

Source./config. sh

Date = 'date + % Y-% m-% d'

# Upload the DUMP script to the server

Sshpass-pyour_pwd scp-P22./dump. sh your_user@192.168.1.10 :~ /

#-O StrictHostKeyChecking = no to avoid public key check during the first logon.

Sshpass-pyour_pwd scp-o StrictHostKeyChecking = no-P22./dump. sh your_user@192.168.1.10 :~ /

# Log on to the server address and run the DUMP script to write the execution result to a local file.

Sshpass-pyour_pwd ssh-p22 your_user @ 192.168.1.10 "sh ~ /Dump. sh "> local_result.txt

# Use the password in the file

Sshpass-f pwd. file ssh-p22 your_user@192.168.1.10 "sh ~ /Dump. sh "> local_result.txt

# Read the password from the environment variable (SSHPASS)

Sshpass-e ssh-p22 your_user@192.168.1.10 "sh ~ /Dump. sh "> local_result.txt

In linux, how does one remotely log on to another machine using shell scripts to execute the command username/password for stopping the process: test/12345 h?

Enter the password for the ssh test@10.1.1.8.
Ps-ef view process pid
Or netstat-ntpl
Kill-9 process pid

When python calls shell commands, you sometimes need to manually enter the password (such as ssh ).

Dedicated CT is dedicated to this de
I have searched for a lot of information on the Internet. I have done this, so it is roughly as follows:
Secondary CT
Spawn ssh 192.168.1.1
Wrong CT "login :"
Send "wuhuhu"
CT "Pasword :"
Send "123456"