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Python: Keyboard Interactive Authentication prompt when password already provided.
Hi All,
I'm trying to connect to multiple hosts via SSH loaded from a text file after specifying a password. The SSH connection string is built successfully with the password I eneter, but I still seem to be getting a Keyboard Interactive Authentication prompt for each device. How can I alter the code below so it just connects with the password I provide to every device? Script: Code:
import os def main(): # Obtain currently logged on ID from the OS. uID = os.getenv('USERNAME') # Prompt for password. passWd = crt.Dialog.Prompt("Please enter your password:", "Login", "", True) # Obtain source hosts text file. fileName = crt.Dialog.FileOpenDialog(title="Please select a text file.", filter="Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt||") f=open(fileName, 'r') # Validation: Check password isn't empty. if passWd == "": youShallNotPass = crt.Dialog.MessageBox("Enter a valid password" ["Please try again."]) else: # Build a command-line string to pass to the Connect method. for line in f: host = line cmd = "/SSH2 /L %s /PASSWORD %s /C 3DES /M MD5 %s" % (uID, passWd, str(host.strip())) myTab = crt.Session.ConnectInTab(cmd) return main() 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.11 192.168.1.12 Prompt: ![]() |
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authentication , interactive , keyboard , python , script |
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