Using Ansibles exact command on the remote machine doesn't prompt for a
password at the terminal due to the flags passed to sudo. I am able to
escalate using sudo on the remote machine when ssh'ed in as ansibles user.
I've actually made some progress since I submitted the post. I guess there
was an issue with my playbook structure / variable scope or maybe a change
to how scope is handled in 2.0.0.2 (I dont understand why a global var like
ansible_become_pass should be restricted to a scope).
My playbook was structured as follows:
#| Import encrypted host variables
- hosts: all
vars_files:
- host_vars/{{inventory_
hostname}}.yml
- host_vars/{{inventory_hostname}}-encrypted.yml # <--
ansible_become_pass stored here
tags: [ 'always' ]
#| Initialization, run before further plays
- name: Initialize with Core Plays
hosts: all
become: yes
roles:
- role: users
- role: hosts
tags: [ 'initialize' ]
My mistake was inserting the debugging statement in the same `host` block
the variables are imported in.
my playbooks work when I import the variables following every `become`
command in every play.
#| Initialization, run before further plays
- name: Initialize with Core Plays
hosts: all
become: yes
vars_files:
- host_vars/{{inventory_hostname}}.yml
- host_vars/{{inventory_hostname}}-encrypted.yml
roles:
- role: users
- role: hosts
tags: [ 'initialize' ]
This is sort-of annoying because I now have dozens of the same vars_files:
statements in many different playbooks where I was able to declare it only
once prior to 2.x.
I've looked but been unable to find the change in Ansible that causes this
behavior. I assume I was importing variables incorrectly.
Thanks,
Chad
On Monday, April 25, 2016 at 7:21:38 AM UTC-8, Johannes Kastl wrote:
>
> On 25.04.16 04:12 Chad Sheets wrote:
>
> > I can confirm ssh'ing into Remote-Computer and running only `sudo -H -S
> -n
> > -u root /bin/sh -c` returns the "sudo: a password is required" message.
>
> What happens when you enter your password at the prompt you get when
> manually calling the command? Does it work?
>
> Johannes
>
>
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