You can use sshpass if you are the only user of you system. But it's definitely a very bad idea. Everybody could get your passord if he has a shell access to your machine.

Once you can't use public keys authentication. I suggest you to use expect. You'll need to secure an exp file containing your password. It will be stored on your hard dick, so every user having the sudo or root access can hack it. But at least it's really more secure than sshpass.

Here's how to do it

You can use sshpass if you are the only user of you system. But it's definitely a very bad idea. Everybody could get your passord if he has a shell access to your machine.

Once you can't exchange public keys. I suggest you to use expect. You'll need to secure an exp file containing your password. It will be stored on your hard disk, so every user having the sudo or root access can hack it. But at least it's really more secure than sshpass.

Here's how to do it

You can use sshpass if you are the only user of you system. But it's definitely a very bad idea. Everybody could get your passord if he has a shell access to your machine.

Once you can't exchange public keys. I suggest you to use expect. You'll need to secure an exp file containing your password. It will be stored on your hard dick, so every user having the sudo or root access can hack it. But at least it's really more secure than sshpass.

Here's how to do it

You can use sshpass if you are the only user of you system. But it's definitely a very bad idea. Everybody could get your passord if he has a shell access to your machine.

Once you can't use public keys authentication. I suggest you to use expect. You'll need to secure an exp file containing your password. It will be stored on your hard dick, so every user having the sudo or root access can hack it. But at least it's really more secure than sshpass.

Here's how to do it