Hi,
I want to be able to read root files remotely from a firewalled computer. So on the local side I do
bash> ssh -L 8000:localhost:8000 myremote_at_remote.host
and then at the remote host
bash> rootd -p 8000
In /home/myremote/ on the remote side I have a .rootdpass file. Then at the local side
root> TFile *file =
TFile::Open("root://myremote@localhost:8000/rootfile.root);
root the prompts me for the password and all is fine, except I would like to open hundreds of files in an application and can't give the password for every file... I have seen a solution on the root forum but it suggests that I should store unencrypted passwords on the "wrong" computer so to say. There must be a better solution, or? I have the impression from reading the man pages that rootd should be able to use the ssh keys but can't quite figure out how to get that to work. Can someone help me?
cheers
Joa Received on Wed Mar 15 2006 - 14:54:54 MET
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