The iddsafile should point to the private keyfile.
These are usually found in ~/.ssh/
So the identity files option should point to your local private key.
( or even better the local private key you want the script to use)
Regards
Rob
I use keys without a password, since I want the ssh script to work
unattended :P
Op do, 06-10-2005 te 09:37 -0400, schreef David M. Funk:
> Thanks Rob for the nice example!
>
> I have a working sftp Perl script now, just takes over 4 minutes to
> authenticate.
>
> I'll live with that since this will run at night when nobody cares.
>
> I have the public/private keys login setup with ssh already. I can do
> this through the command line today.
>
> Doesn't seem to work through Perl. In your example you point to a
> "iddsafile"
>
> Can you explain what this is?
>
> Is it the public key from the destination or the local private key?
>
> Kinda confused with what the identity_files option points to.
>
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