Autopass is essentially a go implementation of sshpass, though unlike sshpass it doesn't restrict itself to SSH logins. It can supply a password to any process with an identifiable password prompt.
Do not use this unless you understand the risks involved - ssh prompts for a password interactively for a reason!
The original use case for this was needing to automate the acquisition and use of an SSH OTP (via vault) in a nice script.
- Mac/Linux
- Go 1.11+ (to build)
go install github.com/timestee/sshotp@latestsshotp --password mypassword123 "ssh me@myserver.mine -p 2222"USAGE:
sshpass <flags> <args>
DESCRIPTION:
sshotp is essentially a go implementation of sshpass (https://linux.die.net/man/1/sshpass).
Though unlike sshpass it doesn't restrict itself to SSH logins.
It can supply a password to any process with an identifiable password prompt.
OPTIONS GLOBAL:
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FLAG TYPE USAGE
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--xconf_flag_files string |M| xconf files provided by flag, file slice, split by ,
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OPTIONS LOCAL:
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FLAG TYPE USAGE
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--disable-ssh-host-confirm bool |Y| sshpass will automatically confirm the authenticity of SSH hosts unless this option is specified (default false)
--env_name string |Y| use value environment variable as password
--expected_failure string |Y| the string to treat as an indication of failure (default "denied")
--expected_prompt string |Y| the string to treat as the password prompt (default "password:")
--password string |Y| plaintext password (not recommended)
--shell string |Y| Shell is a path to the shell to use e.g. /bin/bash - leave blank to use user shell
--timeout Duration |Y| timeout length to wait for prompt/confirmation (default 10s)
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