Opening many tunnels typing the password only once (all accounts in gateways have the same pass)
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I want to open many tunnels at once, they all have the same long password.
With -f, i.e.,
ssh -fN -p 22 usr1@gate1 -L 10001:ip1:22
ssh -fN -p 22 usr2@gate2 -L 10002:ip2:22
...
ssh -fN -p 22 usrn@gaten -L 1000n:ipn:22
I can open the tunnels in background, which allows me to run them all together and then just type consecutively the password as many times as the number of tunnels I am opening (n).
Given that what I type is the same, I would like to find a way to type it just once, but still do it in a secure way.
ssh ssh-tunneling openssh
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I want to open many tunnels at once, they all have the same long password.
With -f, i.e.,
ssh -fN -p 22 usr1@gate1 -L 10001:ip1:22
ssh -fN -p 22 usr2@gate2 -L 10002:ip2:22
...
ssh -fN -p 22 usrn@gaten -L 1000n:ipn:22
I can open the tunnels in background, which allows me to run them all together and then just type consecutively the password as many times as the number of tunnels I am opening (n).
Given that what I type is the same, I would like to find a way to type it just once, but still do it in a secure way.
ssh ssh-tunneling openssh
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
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use password less ogin with key, then have a look atssh-agent. or usesshpass
– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07
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I want to open many tunnels at once, they all have the same long password.
With -f, i.e.,
ssh -fN -p 22 usr1@gate1 -L 10001:ip1:22
ssh -fN -p 22 usr2@gate2 -L 10002:ip2:22
...
ssh -fN -p 22 usrn@gaten -L 1000n:ipn:22
I can open the tunnels in background, which allows me to run them all together and then just type consecutively the password as many times as the number of tunnels I am opening (n).
Given that what I type is the same, I would like to find a way to type it just once, but still do it in a secure way.
ssh ssh-tunneling openssh
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
I want to open many tunnels at once, they all have the same long password.
With -f, i.e.,
ssh -fN -p 22 usr1@gate1 -L 10001:ip1:22
ssh -fN -p 22 usr2@gate2 -L 10002:ip2:22
...
ssh -fN -p 22 usrn@gaten -L 1000n:ipn:22
I can open the tunnels in background, which allows me to run them all together and then just type consecutively the password as many times as the number of tunnels I am opening (n).
Given that what I type is the same, I would like to find a way to type it just once, but still do it in a secure way.
ssh ssh-tunneling openssh
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
asked Jun 25 at 10:43
myradio
1885
1885
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use password less ogin with key, then have a look atssh-agent. or usesshpass
– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07
add a comment |Â
4
use password less ogin with key, then have a look atssh-agent. or usesshpass
– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07
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use password less ogin with key, then have a look at
ssh-agent. or use sshpass– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
use password less ogin with key, then have a look at
ssh-agent. or use sshpass– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07
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use password less ogin with key, then have a look at
ssh-agent. or usesshpass– Archemar
Jun 25 at 11:17
Set up public/private key based login.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Jun 25 at 13:06
@Archemar I want to put the password explicitly, but only once. You are instead suggesting to install the keys and login without password right?
– myradio
Jun 29 at 12:55
sshpass will help you, but password will appear in ps -ef result. password can be set to keys but you must allow for login without password. That why I reply as comment, I see no way you can do that, but maybe someone will be more clever than me.
– Archemar
Jun 29 at 14:07