| Sshexec task, running commands using 'sudo ' | Sshexec task, running commands using 'sudo ' 2005-06-15 - By Anderson, Rob (Global Trade)
I recall seeing your post that you were not able to use sshexec even after your
admin removed the requirement for a password when running sudo for the command
you were trying to run. I have had success with this. I am able to use sshexec
when sudo is configured to not require a password for the command I need to run
. If you are still prompted for a password, then sudo is not configured as you
want it. This is not a shortcoming of sshexec. It was designed to be
noninteractive. What would be the point of requiring a password, only to hard
code it into your build file, or elsewhere. There is no security in that method
.
-Rob A
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> Subject: RE: Sshexec task, running commands using 'sudo'
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>
> You just discovered one of the shortcomings (or is it?) of
> sshexec. Even if
> your Admin removes sudo's psswd, you will not be able to use
> that ant task
> as fars I know and been told by this forum.
>
> However, couple of folks here, have mentioned that Antcontrib
> (google or go
> to sourceforge.net to get it) resolves this issue. I
> personally have not
> got around to it or thank the person who posted and responded
> to my post.
>
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> An addendum...I noticed that when running 'sudo' commands
> manually I get
> prompted for my password the first time I use it. That may be
> where it's
> hanging. The uname/pass auth. only happens upon the initial
> ssh connect
> using the sshexec and doesn't carry over through the session
> if you need
> to run sudo. I would assume that since 'sudo' may be something widely
> used for administrative purposes there may be solution or fix for
> this....at least I hope so. :-)
>
> Any help is appreciated.
> -Rich
>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rich Harris [mailto:rharris@(protected)]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 4:28 PM
> To: Ant Users List
> Subject: Sshexec task, running commands using 'sudo'
>
> I'm having an issue where if I need to run 'sudo' before running a
> command during my ssh session, it just hangs ant until I escape out of
> ANT. Has anyone else had this problem? I'm open to ideas as
> to why this
> is happening or how I can get around it while staying within the ANT
> environment.
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
>
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