On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 06:00, alain volmat wrote:
> I'm trying to use rsync over ssh to synchronise my
> server with one of fedora mirror.
> The problem is very simple actually, I'm being asked
> for a password (ssh password on the fedora mirror),
> which of course I don't have.
> My question is: are there any "anonymous" ssh
> rsync fedora mirror that I could use ?
> Or maybe I just miss some important point concerning
> ssh ...
>
> I know that my problem would be solved by just using
> rsync over rsh, but I have no choice but to use a
> socksified ssh.
Not a problem, actually. I have every external machine (and most
internal machines) set up to disallow root logins and use something they
call 'pulickey' authentication. Now I click on an icon, and the next
thing I see is the remote prompt. It also lets me effortlessly run
commands there...
There are lots of 'passwordless' howtos; it's probably best to find
one you're comfortable with. Search Google with "publickey ssh". They
all amount to the same thing; making a 'key' that's a little like a PGP
key (but it's not) and depositing it in the right place on the remote
side.
http://www.fedoranews.org/dowen/sshkeys/ is a good one.
Enjoy!
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