pageant

问题 the problem in a nutshell: running plink(with specific arguments) works from cmd, but not from asp.net the command being executed: "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink.exe" -batch abc@xyz ./fake_email.sh from cmd, the command executes correctly, with fake_email.sh returning "0". from asp.net i get the following error: The server's host key is not cached in the registry. You have no guarantee that the server is the computer you think it is. The server's rsa2 key fingerprint is: ssh-rsa 2048

问题 I'm trying to setup automatic backups using a Jenkins build in Windows. The config is: Windows 7 Jenkins 1.594 putty tools beta 0.63 I'm running Jenkins as a service under a unprivileged 'jenkins' user. I have created a public/private key pair and uploaded it to the SSH server and I have validated that I'm able to login without informing the user password while running pageant with the private key loaded while logged in with the jenkins user. The Jenkins build invokes a batch script which

问题 I am trying to write a fairly simple function (I thought). I want a user to specify a path to a checked out git repo on his computer. (A git repo that requires authentication). I then want to do a git pull on that folder to grab any changes. My code looks like this: import git repo=git.cmd.Git(GIT_PATH) repo.pull() This works perfectly on my Linux machine, it never asks for any credentials (I am guessing because ssh-agent has already unlocked the key and supplies credentials when my script

问题 I've written two batch files - one to launch Pageant and load my keys, and the other to ssh some files onto a remote server. Individually, the scripts work perfectly. I am trying to combine them into a single batch file, but I can't get it to work. Here are the scripts - only a line each, really. To launch Pageant and load keys: start E:\PuTTY\pageant.exe E:\Keys\priv.ppk exit To use pscp: pscp F:\website\foobar\src\* foo@178.128.10.35:/var/www/html The problem is that the first script

问题 I'm implementing a Cloud Service (worker role) application in Azure which can add private key files to Pageant from an Azure Local Storage. The p variable is a Process which starts cmd.exe as well. var filename = "pageant.exe"; var workerRoleStorageName = "PrivateKeys"; var privatekeyfilename = "ThePrivateKey.ppk"; var localResource = RoleEnvironment.GetLocalResource(workerRoleStorageName); var path = Path.Combine(localResource.RootPath, privatekeyfilename); p.StandardInput.WriteLine(filename

问题 I know that Paramiko supports Pageant under Windows, but it doesn't work by default. I am looking for an example of connecting using the key that is loaded in Pageant. 回答1: This is what I am using to connect and do an automated login using Pageant to store my key, and connecting to it from within my Python script. It counts on Pageant already being loaded, (and I haven't found a good reliable way to launch it and load the key (prompt for key password)) but the below works for now. ssh =

问题 I am trying to connect to an SFTP through Paramiko with a passphrase protected SSH key. I have loaded the key into Pageant (which I understand is supported by Paramiko) but I can't get it to decrypt my private key. I have found this example here that references allow_agent=True but this does not appear to be a parameter that can be used with the SFTPClient . Can anyone advise if it is possible to work with Paramiko and Pageant in this way? This is my code at the moment - which raises

问题 I have one windows service which will use plink.exe for SSH connection and I found that Plink cannot find the running Pageant. Here is the steps I have done so far. Install Windows service to run as particular user Before starting Windows service, I log in as that user and start Pageant with PuTTY generated key. Then I start the Windows service (but I can't manage to make it work since Plink cannot find Pageant and server reply as No supported authentication methods available .) Note: If I

问题 I\'ve generated key pairs using PuTTYgen and been logging in using Pageant, so that I have to enter my pass-phrase only once when my system boots. How do I achieve this in Linux? I\'ve heard of keychain but I hear that it uses a different key pair format - I don\'t want to change my Windows keys and it would be nice if I could seamlessly connect in the same manner in both Windows and Linux. 回答1: puttygen supports exporting your private key to an OpenSSH compatible format. You can then use