# Since the web server (and thus PHP) probably has its own user account. # Now you shouldn't be prompted for a password when connecting to To setup public key authentication: # Generate keypair And I don't believe the PHP function proc_open() can run a command inside a virtual terminal. Also the -t -t argument only takes effect once you are connected to the remote host. The password prompt is supposed to be used from a tty and I believe it was made intentionally difficult to use otherwise. You should use public key authentication rather than trying to programmatically bypass interactive password authentication. What am I doing wrong? Why can't I use pty? Is this just impossible on Mac OS X? Thanks for your help! (Sorry - cannot for the life of me figure out SO's formatting instructions.) $process = proc_open('ssh -t -t -p 22 $descriptorspec, $pipes, $cwd) Here's the PHP code: $descriptorspec = array(0 => array("pty"), 1 => array("pty"), 2 => array("pty"))
SSH TERMINAL EMULATOR MAC MAC OS X
I get the following error: "pty pseudo terminal not supported on this system."ĭoes Mac OS X simply not support pty or pseudo terminals? (I'm pretty new at using all this shell terminology). I thought the problem must be related to the fact that I was using standard pipes in my proc_open call, so I replaced them with pty. I know the login is successful because I can execute a command like ssh -t -t -p 22 "ls -la" and get the correct output. I can't run commands or anything and have to kill the whole thing using Ctrl+C.
No output, no nothing - it's as if the SSH session has failed. However, after pressing enter the terminal appears to simply hang. I am able to enter the SSH password and press enter.
The -t -t options are supposed to force a pseudo terminal which they almost do. I'm currently using PHP's proc_open function to execute the following command: ssh -t -t -p 22 almost works. I'm trying to establish an interactive SSH connection to a remote server using PHP via the command line on Mac OS X 10.6.
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