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  • Lorenza Soverini
    #1

    Php and ssh

    Hi,
    I'm just a beginner with php and I'm searching to use the ssh command with
    php but I'm not able to do it.
    I use ssh-keygen.
    Everyone can help me?
    thanx,
    Lorenza

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    • Randell D.
      #2
      Re: Php and ssh


      "Lorenza Soverini" <soverini@cs.un ibo.it> wrote in message
      news:Pine.LNX.4 .21.03102514451 90.9737-100000@pisolo.c s.unibo.it...[color=blue]
      > Hi,
      > I'm just a beginner with php and I'm searching to use the ssh command with
      > php but I'm not able to do it.
      > I use ssh-keygen.
      > Everyone can help me?
      > thanx,
      > Lorenza
      >[/color]

      ssh has nothing to do with PHP, you ought to try one of the linux
      newsgroups....

      Secondly, you don't mention what the problem is that you are experiencing...
      ssh-keygen is different from ssh - you use 'ssh' to connect to a box while
      you use ssh-keygen to generate a key for ssh. This was done automatically
      for me during my SuSE linux installation.

      Hope that helps you some,
      randell d.


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        • Lorenza Soverini
          #3
          Re: Php and ssh

          I know that ssh has nothing to do with php, the problem is that how can I
          "insert" an ssh into a php code.
          I explain:
          I've tried to write a "script" in php, where I execute ssh to another host
          (and I've used ssh-keygen to generate the password for the user who
          execute ssh, so it doesn't ask me it). And it works, I can connect simply
          doing ssh name@host
          Now, the right problem is that I need to use the same code from a web
          page, I've tried to copy the code into an <html> </html> but it doesn't
          work, and looking for a solution I've noticed that when I call a shell
          command from a web page, the user is the server apache and no more
          "lorenza".. .
          I think that that's the problem... but I don't know what to do...

          Lorenza

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            • Shawn Wilson
              #4
              Re: Php and ssh

              Lorenza Soverini wrote:[color=blue]
              >
              > I'm just a beginner with php and I'm searching to use the ssh command with
              > php but I'm not able to do it.[/color]

              You're trying to execute a php script from the command line? If so, something
              like:

              php -q /path/to/scriptname

              should work. Or you may need to add the path info before "php". Try:

              whereis php

              to find it.

              --
              Shawn Wilson
              shawn@glassgian t.com
              GlassGiant.com - Make free pictures for your Facebook Photos!
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                • Lorenza Soverini
                  #5
                  Re: Php and ssh

                  Hi,
                  no, I'm trying to execute it from a web page.
                  As a php script I was able to do it, and the connection works well, the
                  problem is that I need to connect with ssh from a web page.
                  I've tried to copy the php code used in the script into the <html> </html>
                  but it doesn't work.
                  I think, that I've found my problem, but I don't know how to solve it.
                  I mean, I've seen that when I use the php script, the user who executes is
                  "apache", and the problem is that I've generated a key with ssh-keygen for
                  another user, not apache, and I don't know how to do.

                  any idea?
                  thanx
                  Lorenza


                  On Mon, 27 Oct 2003, Shawn Wilson wrote:[color=blue]
                  >
                  > You're trying to execute a php script from the command line? If so, something
                  > like:
                  >
                  > php -q /path/to/scriptname
                  >
                  > should work. Or you may need to add the path info before "php". Try:
                  >
                  > whereis php
                  >
                  > to find it.
                  >
                  > --
                  > Shawn Wilson
                  > shawn@glassgian t.com
                  > http://www.glassgiant.com
                  >[/color]

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