Examples of com.sshtools.j2ssh.SshClient.authenticate()

com.sshtools.j2ssh.SshClient.authenticate()

Authenticate the user on the remote host.

To authenticate the user, create an SshAuthenticationClient instance and configure it with the authentication details.

 PasswordAuthenticationClient pwd = new PasswordAuthenticationClient(); pwd.setUsername("root"); pwd.setPassword("xxxxxxxxx"); int result = ssh.authenticate(pwd);

The method returns a result value will one of the public static values defined in AuthenticationProtocolState. These are

COMPLETED - The authentication succeeded.
PARTIAL - The authentication succeeded but a further authentication method is required.
FAILED - The authentication failed.
CANCELLED - The user cancelled authentication (can only be returned when the user is prompted for information.

@param auth A configured SshAuthenticationClient instance ready forauthentication @return The authentication result @exception IOException If an IO error occurs during authentication @since 0.2.0

                    parse(new File(System.getProperty("user.home") + "/.ssh/" + KEY_PAIR_NAME));
            SshPrivateKey privateKey = file.toPrivateKey("");
            publicKeyAuth.setKey(privateKey);


            // Authenticate
            int result = sshClient.authenticate(publicKeyAuth);
            if(result== AuthenticationProtocolState.FAILED) {
                throw new GFacProviderException("The authentication failed");
            } else if(result==AuthenticationProtocolState.PARTIAL) {
                throw new GFacProviderException("The authentication succeeded but another"
                        + "authentication is required");

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