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Le jeu. 14 juil. 2022 à 08:35, J. Roeleveld <joost@××××××××.org> a écrit : |
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> Hi All, |
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> I am looking for a way to login to a host and automatically change to root |
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> using a password provided by an external program. |
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> The root passwords are stored in a vault and I can get passwords out using a |
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> script after authenticating. |
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> Currently, I need to do a lot of the steps manually: |
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> ssh <user>@<host> |
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> su - |
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> (copy/paste password from vault) |
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Why not use directly ssh root@<host> ? |
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With an SSH key protected by a passphrase that would be a single step |
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to connect. |
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You would have a passphrase to manage but you already are using a tool for that. |
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If you accept the risks, you could also use an SSH key without a passphrase. |
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sshd on the host must be configured with |
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PermitRootLogin=prohibit-password at minimum, which is the default |
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value. |
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> I would like to change this to: |
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> <some-script> <host> |
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> Does anyone have any hints on how to achieve this without adding a "NOPASSWD" |
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> entry into /etc/sudoers ? |
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> Thanks in advance, |
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> Joost |
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Best regards |
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Mickaël Bucas |
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