When trying this on Solaris 11 server.
ansible <servername> --sudo -i hosts -m file -a "state=directory
dest=/export/home/foo"
sudo password: <pwd>
I kept getting this error:
<servername> | FAILED => ssh connection closed waiting for sudo or su
password prompt
I tried putting this on /etc/sudoers:
Default;<username>: !requiretty
Same error. But it disappear when I changed pipelinining to false in the
ansible config file.
However, the sudo permissions needed are to execute bash, not mkdir.
"Sorry, user <username> is not allowed to execute '/bin/bash -c echo
SUDO-SUCCESS-xmmcizgbypydurtfuarqtsrufpgbwgoe; LC_CTYPE=C LANG=C....'
which is to ask a lot in my environment -- banking -- so it looks like for
sudo operations I won't be able to use Ansible sudo, but I will have to do
it inside scripts and use the script module.
I suspect there is no way around this. Right?
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