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I'm not quite sure how you'd end up being prompted for the remote machine's root password unless you're browsing a URL like ssh://root@servername/. If that is the case then you could add your SSH public key (eg: ~/identity.pub) to the remote root user's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file.

In reply to Re^2: Nautilus helper script to "Open in gvim" by grantm
in thread Nautilus helper script to "Open in gvim" by grantm

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