Lazy SSH login
In my work i use SSH a lot , and some times i find myself so lazy to enter password every time or write the whole command , so here is a time savior technique
- as we know ssh don’t accept password to be written it something called “interactive keyboard password authentication” so we need some help , install sshpass
$ sudo aptitude install sshpass
Using sshpass you could send password to ssh example(“sshpass -p YOURPASS ssh USER@HOST“)
note: this is not secure at all so don’t use it for online servers.
- Now all what we need is to put it as command-line aliases or shortcut , to do that add these lines to bashrc file
alias Myssh=’sshpass -p YOURPASS ssh USER@HOST’
note: to access bashrc file $ nano ~/.bashrc
and now all what you have to do just write Myssh in terminal and you are in 
sshpass saved my ass dude!!!
u can also use its with scp!
Use ssh keys instead
yah another way to do it in secure way but i see this more easy “laziest way”
, thanks Ala’a
Hey, you forgot to do {source ~/.bashrc} to activate the new changes.