📅  最后修改于: 2023-12-03 15:35:08.605000             🧑  作者: Mango
Are you tired of constantly entering your password when connecting to remote servers via SSH? SSH Remember Password is here to ease your burden! This Bash script securely saves your password for remote servers, allowing for seamless and secure SSH connections.
SSH Remember Password uses the built-in SSH key encryption to securely save your password. Upon first use, the script prompts the user to enter their password, which is then encrypted and saved to a hidden file in their home directory. Whenever the user attempts to connect to a remote server via SSH, the script automatically retrieves the encrypted password and uses it to authenticate the connection.
chmod +x ssh-remember-password.sh
./ssh-remember-password.sh save
To establish an SSH connection with a remote server using SSH Remember Password, simply enter the following command:
ssh username@remote-server-ip-address
The script will automatically retrieve your encrypted password and use it to authenticate the connection.
SSH Remember Password takes security very seriously. The script encrypts your password using the SSH key encryption method, which is widely considered to be one of the most secure encryption methods available. Additionally, the encrypted password is saved to a hidden file in your home directory, ensuring that it cannot be accessed by anyone else.
SSH Remember Password is a simple, yet effective solution for streamlining your SSH connections. By securely saving your password, the script eliminates the need for constantly re-entering it, saving you time and effort. Give SSH Remember Password a try today and experience the benefits for yourself!