1#!/usr/bin/expect -- 2 3# ssh using the parms provided by the caller. The benefit provided by this 4# program is that it will enter the password for you (i.e. non-interactively). 5 6# Description of arguments: 7# Arg0: The password. 8# Arg1: The ssh parm string. This is the totality of ssh parms you wish to 9# specify (e.g. userid, host, etc.). 10 11 12############################################################################### 13# Main 14 15 # Get arguments. 16 set password [lindex $argv 0] 17 set ssh_parms [lreplace $argv 0 0] 18 19 eval spawn ssh ${ssh_parms} 20 21 set timeout 30 22 23 set max_attempts 3 24 25 set attempts 0 26 while { 1 } { 27 incr attempts 1 28 expect { 29 -re "assword:" { 30 send "$password\r" 31 break 32 } 33 -re "Are you sure you want to continue connecting" { 34 if { $attempts > $max_attempts } { 35 puts stderr "**ERROR** Exceeded $max_attempts attempts to ssh." 36 exit 1 37 } 38 send "yes\r" 39 } 40 timeout { 41 puts stderr "**ERROR** Timed out waiting for password prompt." 42 exit 1 43 } 44 eof { 45 puts stderr "**ERROR** End of data waiting for password prompt." 46 exit 1 47 } 48 } 49 } 50 51 set timeout 3 52 expect { 53 "Permission denied, please try again." { 54 puts "" 55 puts "**ERROR** Incorrect userid or password provided to this program." 56 exit 1 57 } 58 } 59 60 set timeout -1 61 62 # We don't ever expect to see this string. This will keep this program 63 # running indefinitely. 64 set never_string "When in the course of human events, it becomes :" 65 if { [ catch {expect { "${never_string}" {send "whatever\r"} }} result ] } { 66 set child_died {expect:[ ]spawn[ ]id[ ]exp4[ ]not[ ]open} 67 if { [regexp -expanded ${child_died} $result] } { 68 # The child died. This is not necessarily an error (for example, the 69 # user may have included a command string to run on the target). 70 exit 0 71 } else { 72 puts $result 73 exit 1 74 } 75 } 76 77 exit 0 78 79############################################################################### 80 81