Date:         Thu, 13 Jul 2006 02:14:22 -0700
Reply-To:     Martin <EdkIlhKpnBbr@SPAMMOTEL.COM>
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From:         Martin <EdkIlhKpnBbr@SPAMMOTEL.COM>
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Subject:      SAS/CONNECT and SSH without pasword?
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I can connect to a UNIX machine using SSH. I do not need a password
since auth is done by keys.
On the unix machine there is a SAS spawner running, but I cannot use it
since it requires a password.

I thought I could make a CONNECT session through the SSH connection. If
a manually start "sas -dmr" on the unix, sas starts in remote mode and
tells the port number it sits listening.
Now my windows sas could connect to that port, but how could I tell the
port to the client?

Jens Martin Schlatter