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Hi,
try creating a rsa keypair with ssh-keygen and empty passphrase for each station. After that you copy the public ones to the other station and add them in $HOME/.ssh/your-public-key-file-like-identy.pub. You can now configure sshd.conf to accept rsa-connections too. But beware, anyone who's got your account on the one machine gets it one the 2nd too without password. I haven't try it out but it should work.
oli.
On Monday 04 December 2000 22:13, loren_summers_at_yahoo.com wrote:
> Hello Unix gurus,
> I have installed secure shell on two Sun Sparc
> machines with solaris OS. Whn I copy from one scp from
> one to another it asks me for password. I would like
> to make that process automated and I do not want to
> store the password in any file.
> I will really appreciate if anyone can help.
>
> Thanks
>
> Loren Summers
> Jr. Oracle DBA
> Columbia, MD
>
>
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