RSYNC over SSH without pw auth

[Jacopx]

Buonasera a tutti! ;)
I have set up some share from automatically backup. I ran a simply script on my Mac that synchronise everything. I have tried to launch the script both from my user (jacopx) and from root. I have noticed that the ROOT communication doesn't not required the password authentication, my personal user instead it asking me the password everytime. Of course I have setup both users with RSA, and the SSH connections work without password. I can't understand with RSYNC no... Help?

 

[Spearfoot]

Are you trying to run rsync to sync files from your Mac to your FreeNAS server?

User 'root' works but user 'jacopx' does not... it could be something to do with how Apple stores SSH keys in the keychain:

https://apple.stackexchange.com/que...rivate-key-to-keychain-so-it-is-automatically

 

[Jacopx]

Are you trying to run rsync to sync files from your Mac to your FreeNAS server?

User 'root' works but user 'jacopx' does not... it could be something to do with how Apple stores SSH keys in the keychain:

https://apple.stackexchange.com/que...rivate-key-to-keychain-so-it-is-automatically

I have already used a the First solution and it's work... I will try the second one. I not understand why it works for root and not for jacopx

 

[Jacopx]

This solution is not work... :/

 

[Jacopx]

I have setup everything from zero and I'm sure that the problem is in the procedure of saving public key in user folder, with root works but with the other user won't.
If I paste the key in the GUI or from SSH it won't works!!!

I must write about this issue?

UPDATE: I have solved recreating the dataset user, I'm not sure that is a bug, it could be a permission-related problem...

 

[Raul_SU]

If you're having issues just about the user, make sure it is not created in csh (default), make sure to change the shell to zsh, permit sudo and give it all the permissions you require (e.g. write).