这里发一个自己图省事搞的一个批量打通SSH的脚本，可能对于好多朋友也是实用的,是expect+python的一个组合实现,原理非常easy,

使用起来也不复杂,在此还是简单贴出来说说。

noscp.exp

  #!/usr/bin/expect

#noscp.exp

if {$argc<4} {

 puts stderr "Usage: $argv0 localfile  remotefile user passwd "

 exit 1

}

set localfile [ lindex $argv 0 ]

set remotefile  [ lindex $argv 1 ]

set user  [ lindex $argv 2 ]

set pwd  [ lindex $argv 3 ]

set timeout 30

spawn scp ${localfile}  ${user}@${remotefile}

expect {

 "*yes/no" { send "yes\r"; exp_continue }

 "*password:" { send "$pwd\r" }

}

expect eof  

ssh_distribute.py

#!/usr/bin/python

import subprocess

import os

file_dir='/home/hosts'

with open(file_dir) as data:

    for each_line in data.readlines():

        if each_line != '':

            (ip,passwd)=each_line.split(':',2)

            print('./noscp.exp ~/.ssh/authorized_keys '+ip+':~/.ssh '+'root '+passwd.strip('\n'))

            subprocess.Popen('./noscp.exp ~/.ssh/authorized_keys '+ip+':~/.ssh '+'root '+passwd.strip('\n'),shell=True)

          #  subprocess.Popen('./sshkey.exp '+ip+' root '+passwd+' \\| grep ssh-rsa >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys',shell=True)

        else:

            pass

#subprocess.Popen('chmod 755 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys',shell=True)

ssh_setup.py

#!/usr/bin/python

import subprocess

import os

file_dir='/home/hosts'

with open(file_dir) as data:

    for each_line in data.readlines():

        if each_line != '':

            (ip,passwd)=each_line.split(':',2)

            print('./sshkey.exp '+ip+' root '+passwd.strip('\n')+' | grep ssh-rsa >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys')

            subprocess.Popen('./sshkey.exp '+ip+' root '+passwd.strip('\n')+' | grep ssh-rsa >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys',shell=True)

          #  subprocess.Popen('./sshkey.exp '+ip+' root '+passwd+' \\| grep ssh-rsa >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys',shell=True)

        else:

            pass

subprocess.Popen('chmod 755 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys',shell=True)

#subprocess.Popen('/home/ssh_distribute.py',shell=True) 

sshkey.exp

#!/usr/bin/expect

#sshkey.exp

if {$argc<3} {

 puts stderr "Usage: $argv0 host  user  passwd "

 exit 1

}

set host [ lindex $argv 0 ]

set user  [ lindex $argv 1 ]

set pwd  [ lindex $argv 2 ]

set timeout 30

#spawn ssh  ${user}@${host} "rm -rf ~/.ssh/id_rsa*"

#

#expect {

# "*yes/no" { send "yes\r"; exp_continue }

# "*password:" { send "$pwd\r"; exp_continue  }

#}

spawn ssh  ${user}@${host} "ssh-keygen -t rsa"

expect {

 "*yes/no" { send "yes\r"; exp_continue }

 "*password:" { send "$pwd\r"; exp_continue  }

 "Enter file in which to save the key*" { send "\n\r"; exp_continue }

 "Overwrite*" { send "y\n"; exp_continue }

 "Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):" { send "\n\r"; exp_continue }

 "Enter same passphrase again:" { send "\n\r" }

}

spawn ssh  ${user}@${host} "cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"

expect {

 "*yes/no" { send "yes\r"; exp_continue }

 "*password:" { send "$pwd\r"  }

}

expect eof

   多看两眼代码应该能够看出,expect的功能是能够等待一些Linux反馈 通过这个的反馈做出推断并能够分类进行兴许的动作，非常黄非常暴力。

也就是利用了这个原理。过程例如以下:

   1.首先运行 ./ssh_setup.py 首先收集全部机器的公钥,然后定向到运行这个脚本的authorized_keys文件中边,自己主动赋予755权限。

   2.运行./ssh_distribute.py 分发authorized_keys文件到全部的机器上。

下载连接在下方,详细用法里边有readme.txt

 http://download.csdn.net/detail/u012886375/9453810