chloe K wrote:
> Hi
>
> I put the rsync in cronjob
> but it won't work
>
> in root user cron
>
> */30 * * * * /home/chloe/rsy.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
>
> 1/ why it needs pw when I run this rsy.sh in root?
> but if I run it in chloe user, it doesn't need pw as I put authoized_key
> in remote host chloe
Assuming your key doesn't need a passphrase, authorized keys work
because the remote side has the public part which is uses to make sure
that the connecting process can read the private part - which, unless
you say otherwise, is expected to be in $HOME/.ssh/
>
> 2/ why this root cronjob is not working? what wrong? I can't see this
> cron in message
>
> the rsy.sh is below
>
> #! /bin/sh
> rsync -essh -av chloe@remotehost:/var/www/html
> <mailto:chloe@remotehost:/var/www/html> /backup/html
If it works when logged in as yourself, the right identity key is
probably in your own $HOME/.ssh/ directory. If you gave a passphrase
when you created the keys, then it is a bit more complicated.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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