Martin Pool wrote:
> 1- Encouraging use of paramiko on unix; a good first step would be to
> ask unix-based devs to try it. This may be easier if there was a
> config option as well as a variable. We can just ask on the list. In
> fact I'll just try it now!
mmm, if paramiko spoke to ssh-agent, I'd be a lot happier. Does it?
> 2- Hooking into openssh so it calls back to our uifactory to get the
> password and other things.
AFAIK openssh only allows you to do that if you are an agent: and this
is something I whole heartedly approve of.
On Modern linux machines, you will get a gui prompt for ssh connections
already; we don't need to do anything special to make this work.
- -Rob
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Martin Pool wrote:
> 1- Encouraging use of paramiko on unix; a good first step would be to
> ask unix-based devs to try it. This may be easier if there was a
> config option as well as a variable. We can just ask on the list. In
> fact I'll just try it now!
mmm, if paramiko spoke to ssh-agent, I'd be a lot happier. Does it?
> 2- Hooking into openssh so it calls back to our uifactory to get the
> password and other things.
AFAIK openssh only allows you to do that if you are an agent: and this
is something I whole heartedly approve of.
On Modern linux machines, you will get a gui prompt for ssh connections
already; we don't need to do anything special to make this work.
- -Rob
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