Re: webpage publishing

On Tuesday 05 October 2004 10:54, Malte Neumann wrote:

If the key-gen cannot be used to store your key on the server (which is quite 
strange...), you could solve your problem by using an expect tcl script, 
(expect is available in most linux distributions in /usr/bin). The script 
just returns your password if asked for. 
Taco
> Hi,
>
> I have been using aap for quite a while now to publish a webpage via ftp.
> That work very nicely and comfortably.
>
> Now the configuration of the webserver has changed, and only scp is allowed
> for the file transfer. Unfortunately it is not possible to place a key on
> the server, so the password has to be used for authentification.
>
> My problem now is, that aap asks for the password for every file that has
> to be transmitted. Using ftp I was only asked once for the password and it
> was used for all files that were transmitted during that aap session. Is
> this behaviour also possible for scp?
>
> Thanks for any advice.
>
> Malte



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