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-We advise to authenticate users by public keys to execute command on DPI server remotely by SSH with no need to enter password.
-To use this method: on the control server:
-  - We create a pair of public and private keys:<code>ssh-keygen -t rsa</code>We select default values in a dialogue. We keep the secret phrase empty to simplify further usage((Alternatively, one can use the functionality of ssh-agent to store passwords.))
-  - Next, we copy the public key to DPI server:<code>ssh-copy-id dpi_user@dpi_host
-or manually:
-cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh dpi_user@dpi_host "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat >>  ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"</code>
-Then we check and fix the rights on file authorized_keys on DPI server:<code>chmod 700 ~dpi_user/.ssh/
-chmod 600 ~dpi_user/.ssh/authorized_keys
-restorecon -Rv ~dpi_user/.ssh/</code>
-Next, we check the operation of the remote execution of fdpi_ctrl from the control server:
-<code>
-ssh dpi_user@dpi_host "fdpi_ctrl load --service 6 --login test"
-</code>
-In case this instruction does not work, try to find some hints in the log file /var/log/secure on DPI server. One can also switch the diagnostic mode on SSH: ssh -v …

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