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Hello
I use rsync to sync stuff in my home network with my ubuntu server.
but I found that 10.8's ssh support is not a full featured ssh system
no ssh-keygen no ssh-copy-id
that means I can't create a non-password login system in my script.
only ubuntu can sync my mac but my mac can't sync back to ubuntu. 😟
any 3rd party ssh for 10.8 yet?
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion
same problem here.
this drive me crazy
ssh-keygen exists on my Mac running Mountain Lion.
There are ports for OpenSSH for Mac OS X: http://www.openssh.org/portable.html
Beterhans Pan wrote:
any 3rd party ssh for 10.8 yet?
Not sure what you think you mean by "third-party SSH"... Apple's SSH is the same OpenSSH everyone else uses.
And the binaries you complain are not present... most certainly are.
Since you say "script"... I assume you're following some Ubuntu recipie without understanding it. Does it specify some absolute path to the binaries, and you just couldn't be bothered to check? They're in /usr/bin where they're supposed to be.
Don't. Instead, learn how the tools work. The OpenSSH documentation (like everything else from the OpenBSD project) is excellent.
No ssh-keygen? on 10.8 Mountain Lion?
