ah, sorry, for that you need to use something like the expect module.
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On 02.08.2019 21:38, Brian Coca wrote:
> When using the ssh connection plugin, Ansible relies on the `sshpass`
> program to handle prompts, but only does so if a password was already
> supplied.
That is not the remote prompt, but the local prompt where the ssh client ask
for password.
What the
When using the ssh connection plugin, Ansible relies on the `sshpass`
program to handle prompts, but only does so if a password was already
supplied.
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On 02.08.2019 01:57, Kenneth Wong wrote:
I am confused how Ansible Expect Module will work in my use case.
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/modules/expect_module.html
Is this the Expect Module you mentioned?
Yes
From what I can gather, the Expect Module
1. Connects to remote
I am confused how Ansible Expect Module will work in my use case.
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/modules/expect_module.html
Is this the Expect Module you mentioned?
>From what I can gather, the Expect Module
1. Connects to remote device and immediately sends the command
2. Look for a
Thanks Kai for your response.
Just for clarification. Can Ansible support the following scenario?
1. Ansible ssh into a remote system using username/password.
2. Ansible waits for a specific prompt from the remote side.
3. Ansible than sends the command.
4. Ansible wait for the command response
On 31.07.2019 15:55, Kenneth Wong wrote:
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>
> After a successful login, does Ansible automatically figures out what the
> remote prompt is before sending the command?
Ansible doesn't login it run commands in non-interactive fashion.
> In Ansible is there support for providing what the
After a successful login, does Ansible automatically figures out what the
remote prompt is before sending the command?
The remote system is Linux and supports ssh login as user root or cliadmin.
The difference is when logged in as cliadmin, a Java application is spawned
to interact with
