Thanks Brian - I didn't know that's possible (it is not documented in the
default config file) - yes, that actually gets me much closer - THANK YOU
:-)
However I am now getting another error since ansible does not seem to be
able to ignore the standard 'login information messages' during the su /
sesu login process...
Here is what I did:
Edit /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg:
su_exe = /usr/seos/bin/sesu
su_flags = -
the '-' flag will make sure that I also set the users' environment - which
ultimately triggers the standard welcome login messages etc.
so then when I run this
ansible prime -i inv_file -m ping -u my_real_user -S -R user_to_sesu -k
I get:
servername.com | FAILED => failed to
parse:
*****************************************************************************
* blahblahblah....
*
*****************************************************************************
Last login time was Aug 31 08:14 !!!
Good Morning my_real_user
Setting up the user_to_sesu environment...
SUDO-SUCCESS-kfpcgrtikenauccyjbtyasaltqglfhzx
{"changed": false, "ping": "pong"}
logout
When I remove the 'su_flags' from the config it all works (because it does
not really run the login scripts to set the environment etc. But I really
need to use the 'sesu -' since I need to have the environment setup for the
command execution...
Is there any way to make things working so that it ignores the all welcome
login messages during the 'sesu - <user>' operation?
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