Re: Pseudo-tty as piped to NSTask -- help?
Re: Pseudo-tty as piped to NSTask -- help?
- Subject: Re: Pseudo-tty as piped to NSTask -- help?
- From: Sherm Pendley <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 18:55:30 -0400
On Friday, September 12, 2003, at 3:31 PM, Fritz Anderson wrote:
I _could_ set the DISPLAY and helper-tool environment variables to
point to a little tool that echoes the password I want to send
Close, but not quite. SSH looks for an environment variable of its own
- I forget the name - and if it's defined, will use the value as the
path of a helper app to use. The helper app can use any interface
toolkit you want; X, GTK, Qt - or Cocoa.
, which I write out just for the purpose of spoofing ssh into thinking
it's in an X session... but that seems like the Wrong Thing. I'm
hoping there's a Right Thing available here.
A great example of doing it the Right Way is Bill Bumgarner's
SSHPassKey utility.
sherm--
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