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Subject: Automating ssh connections so only one command would run.
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I followed several tutorials on how to automate ssh connections, but I
would like to restrict the connection so only scp would run.
I have seen in the past on a magazine two options one can put on the
authorized_keys file: from, command.

Anyone has an example on how to do this? Basically I am trying to automate
scp, but don't want any other command to run without a passphrase.


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