On Fri, May 05, 2000 at 09:52:52PM +0000, Jim Breton wrote:
>You can see where the two prompts, one from gpg and one from ssh,
>overlap. Is this due to gpg sending its prompt to stdout rather than
>stderr, or is something else going on here?
>
>Any hints on how I can make this work effectively? I just need to be
>able to answer the gpg prompt before ssh asks me for my password.
Thoughts:
(1) Make either gpg or ssh usable without password (perhaps by using
ssh-agent)
(2) Why use ssh when you're sending encrypted data anyway? (I can
think of some possible reasons, but...)
Roger
--
Roger Burton West -/- roger@firedrake.org
http://www.firedrake.org/roger/
"So long Mom, I'm off to drop the Bomb,
So don't wait up for me..."
>You can see where the two prompts, one from gpg and one from ssh,
>overlap. Is this due to gpg sending its prompt to stdout rather than
>stderr, or is something else going on here?
>
>Any hints on how I can make this work effectively? I just need to be
>able to answer the gpg prompt before ssh asks me for my password.
Thoughts:
(1) Make either gpg or ssh usable without password (perhaps by using
ssh-agent)
(2) Why use ssh when you're sending encrypted data anyway? (I can
think of some possible reasons, but...)
Roger
--
Roger Burton West -/- roger@firedrake.org
http://www.firedrake.org/roger/
"So long Mom, I'm off to drop the Bomb,
So don't wait up for me..."