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