Re: [Bobs-devel] password on ssh and rsync

[Rodrigo V. <ro...@po...>]

 Thanks!
 I've already used keys...I thought it might have some another way.

> Hi Rodrigo,
>
> please refer to the notes in the root install directory.
>
>
> Am Mi, 2004-05-12 um 02.41 schrieb Rodrigo VB:
>>  Thanks, I already working on it!
>>  Explain me something, since I am using rsync, I need to type the pass=
word on
>> shell.
>
> We do not work with a password over ssh.
> Actually you have to create a public / private key pair. It is describe=
d
> in the Docu how to do this.
>
>
>> So, how can I do this only on bobs interface? Can I do this without us=
e a
>> password, or I need to do some other configurations?
>>  Checking the server, the command "rsync -n serv01::/home" don't work,=
 I have to
>> delete one of ":". But, with "rsync -n serv01:/home" I have those mess=
ages:
>>
>>  Permission denied, please try again.
>>  Permission denied, please try again.
>>  Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive).
>>
>
> No, you do not need a password with a public/private key pair
>
>>  How can I fix it?
>>
>>
>>
>>
> cheers Jochen
>
>>
>> > Hi Rodrigo,
>> >
>> >
>> > Am Di, 2004-05-11 um 01.24 schrieb Rodrigo VB:
>> >>  Thanks for the answers!
>> >>  I am interested in doing the implementation of restore over rsync =
or another
>> >> solution, because I can=C3=82=C2=B4t use nfs or samba,
>> > this is cool ;o)
>> >
>> >>  but I don=C3=82=C2=B4t know exactly how to start.
>> >> Can you give me some orientations? Those php scripts are a little c=
onfusing.
>> > Your friend is inc/class_restore.php
>> >
>> > Actually restoring is not done directly, but a bash file is written.=
 You
>> > can find these bash-file (as well as created php-files) in your back=
up
>> > directory under the directory current/process/cmd
>> >
>> > Every file in there is being executed and after that deleted.
>> >
>> > the db stuff is to handle what has been backupped. You do not really
>> > have to understand that in detail. Just pick it from the other stuff=
.
>> >
>> > I have implemented the rsync_ssh backup method.
>> >
>> > Afaik has Rene implemented something with sftp, isn't it, Rene.
>> > (but i think the method is called rsync_ssh, cause it is implemented
>> > in conjunction with the access data of the rsync_ssh backup method)
>> >
>> > Well I think sftp is the coolest way to make a restore again.
>> >
>> > Well you just have to jump into it. Just checkout the cvs stuff and =
jump
>> > into it.
>> >
>> >> Some
>> >> solutions I thought about was scp, ftp and rsync, but I am acceptin=
g easier
>> >> suggestions. It isn=C3=82=C2=B4t just copying a shell command on ph=
p restore script,
>> right?
>> >> Are there some parameteres from the database to consider or importa=
nt changes
>> on
>> >> scripts for this new implementation? I also don=C3=82=C2=B4t unders=
tand db so well,
>> but I
>> >> am
>> >> already studying the scripts.
>> >>  Thanks for your help!!!
>> >>
>> >>  Rodrigo
>> >>
>>
>>
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