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\_ SMTP quoth mixo on 7/9/2002 14:36 as having spake thusly:
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\_ How can I configure rsh/ssh to enable copying of files between 2
\_ machines without
\_ human intervention?
There might be a shorter path, but this should work:
machine_a user1$ ssh-keygen
# generates local key on machine_a
machine_a user1$ ssh machine_b -l user2
# sets up known_hosts for machine_b on machine_a, leaves you on machine_b
machine_b user2$ ssh-keygen
# generates local key on machine_b
machine_b user2$ ssh mahine_a -l user1
# sets up known_hosts for machine_a on machine_b, leaves you on machine_a
machine_a user1$ scp ~/.ssh/identity.pub user2@machine_b:.ssh/authorized_keys
machine_a user1$ scp ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub user2@machine_b:.ssh/authorized_keys2
# copies over identity files to user2@machine_b
machine_a user1$ exit
# return from one leg of the trip
machine_b user2$ scp ~/.ssh/identity.pub user1@machine_a:.ssh/authorized_keys
machine_b user2$ scp ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub user1@machine_a:.ssh/authorized_keys2
# copies over identity files to user1@machine_a
machine_b user2$ exit
# return from the other leg of the trip
machine_a user1$ scp my_test_file user2@machine_b:/tmp
# test
This assumes that user1 != user2 and that you want separate identity
files.
YMMV.
David
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