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Shell Script for logging into a ssh server

I need to connect via SSH to a remote server, however I must do this with out interactive mode and with out use Public keys and also with out install extra packes like sshpass or expect because it's a unix system based, I was wondering if it's possible using a script or send the pass together the command ssh connection, something like this:

$: ssh user@remoteserver \npassword

Possible Duplicate:
Shell Script for logging into a ssh server

I need to connect via SSH to a remote server, however I must do this with out interactive mode and with out use Public keys and also with out install extra packes like sshpass or expect because it's a unix system based, I was wondering if it's possible using a script or send the pass together the command ssh connection, something like this:

$: ssh user@remoteserver \npassword

I need to connect via SSH to a remote server, however I must do this with out interactive mode and with out use Public keys and also with out install extra packes like sshpass or expect because it's a unix system based, I was wondering if it's possible using a script or send the pass together the command ssh connection, something like this:

$: ssh user@remoteserver \npassword

Possible Duplicate:
Shell Script for logging into a ssh server

I need to connect via SSH to a remote server, however I must do this with out interactive mode and with out use Public keys and also with out install extra packes like sshpass or expect because it's a unix system based, I was wondering if it's possible using a script or send the pass together the command ssh connection, something like this:

$: ssh user@remoteserver \npassword