I think this is what you need:
pwd_hash_cmd = 'openssl passwd -1 -salt shaker "%s"' % password
pwd_hash = run_cmd(pwd_hash_cmd).strip()
cmd = 'useradd %s -m --password %s --gid %s --groups %s'
run_cmd(cmd % (user, pwd_hash, user_group, extra_user_groups))
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 4:42 PM, Tim Burby <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am new to fabric but I'm really appreciating the power. I'm a middling sys
> admin with sudden responsibility for about 50 servers. the Environment is
> currently handled machine by machine for authentication. How can I pass a
> hashed password to either useradd or usermod?
> I tried sudo("usermod -p 'wholebunchofhashstuff' jsmith") and sudo("usermod
> -p \'wholebunchofhashstuff\' jsmith" but both have failed. and would there
> be a way to pass the hash in from a command option? I've combed the web as
> best as I can but pure sys admin examples are never as full as I'd like.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tim
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