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I don't have any of these problems. Just don't use passwords non-interactively, but use public key auth. Also, as any sane program, (open)SSH does not ask you t
by jstimpfle 10y ago
I don't have any of these problems. Just don't use passwords non-interactively, but use public key auth. Also, as any sane program, (open)SSH does not ask you to type anything when running non-interactively in a script (more precisely, when no terminal is present).
- Karunamon 10y agoIf you don't have any of those problems, you're very lucky. Again, ssh is designed with the assumption that people never have a reason to do unsafe things.