ssh-authorizer

Script which allows to skip entering password or passphrase when working with remote Linux host through SSH.

Usage example:

If you have a script which runs commands on a remote machine, by default, you will have to enter password or ssh keys passphrase each time when remote command is executed.

Instead, you can execute ssh-authorizer once and you won't need entering anything anymore:

./ssh-authorizer.sh -host root@10.0.23.14

Requirements:

• Generated SSH keys;
• ssh-agent on your system.