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Resources for “Managing SSH for Scripts and cron Jobs”
Jul 21, 2005 By John Ouellette
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Resources for the print article.
OpenSSH: www.openssh.org
SSH: The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide, 2nd edition: www.snailbook.com
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Comments
I always found SSH to be secu
I always found SSH to be secure, but after reading your article I find it even more secure.
One comment though, at the end off the article there is a listing for a loop:
for host in $servers
do
ssh -q -o "BatchMode=yes" $host df -k
done
Just recently I had to use such a loop, but it stranded after processing the first item in the list.
It turned out I had to add the ‘-n’ option in ssh command line.