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On 7/18/22 12:23 AM, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> I've been using ansible for some of my automation scripts and am |
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> happy with the way that works. The existing implementations for |
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> "adding users" and such is tested plenty by others and does actually |
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> check if the user exists before trying to add one. |
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ACK |
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> I only use expect to automate the login-process as mentioned in the |
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> original email. |
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I've been a fan of the sshpass command explicitly for sshing into |
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systems. Though I've gotten it to work for a few other very similar things. |
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> The line it's expecting is more then just "*?assword" like in all |
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> the examples. |
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> Currently, SSH puts the password-prompt as: |
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> (<username>@<hostname>) Password: |
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> As I know both, the expected string is this full line. If SSH changes |
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> its behaviour, the script will simply fail. |
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Nice! |
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Grant. . . . |
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