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>> ControlPersist 10m
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>> # groups of machines that can be accessed by the above jumpboxes
>>
>>
>> Host *.someserverbehindjumpbox.com
>> ControlMaster no
>> ProxyCommand ssh -S ~/.ssh/master-*@jumpboxserver:%p -W %h:%p
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C-4, Benny Kusman wrote:
>
> this is a great step.
> im able to establish the tunneling with the jumphost.
> but i was wondering, what did you put in the hosts filfe ?
> im still not able to reach the server
>
> On Monday, February 16, 2015 at 12:11:58 AM UTC, Michael Spiegl
At some point in Ansible 2.0.x, the '{{ansible_user}}' variable would
reflect the argument passed to ansible-playbook '-u'. It doesn't appear to
be doing this any more, and I can't seem to find a way to obtain the value
that was passed into '-u'. Is there a known way to do this?
My specific
When I provision an EC2 instance, I add a user_data script which drops an
SSH pubkey so I can login as root. The problem is that it's difficult to
tell exactly when cloud-init has been completed. Even if port 22 is
accepting connections, the pubkey may not be ready yet and thus SSH logins
As an additional datapoint, here's a brief summary of how I deal with this.
To complicate matters, my machines are split across various labs in
different locations which each have their own bastion/jumpbox. I use ssh
keys sometimes, and hard coded passwords for some other machines:
About half of my machines are in Amazon/EC2. In order to solve the
chicken/egg problem, I write out a user_data script which installs some
SSH keys for me to the root user of the VM upon first boot. This allows me
to run my initial bootstrap and get the machine joined to the domain, then
I
, not change any existing arguments. Did this work
for you?
On Monday, February 9, 2015 at 8:37:09 PM UTC-5, James Cammarata wrote:
Hi Michael, have you tried setting the key option via the rsync_opts
and/or rsync_path parameters to synchronize module?
On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 10:05 AM, Michael
My ansible.cfg contains the following right now:
[ssh_connection]
ssh_args = -F ssh.config
pipelining = True
If I run Ansible, my base role takes 02:06 (mm:ss) to run on a single
host and makes many SSH connections. If I simply comment out ssh_args,
pipelining works and Ansible runs in
I have a simple task to copy a file from one path to another on a remote
host. I need a private key to SSH into the remote host, but the
synchronize module automatically uses my private key in the rsync command
too which seems unnecessary:
ansible-playbook --private-key=keys/mykey.pem
, Michael Spiegle mspi...@nauticaltech.com
javascript: wrote:
My ansible.cfg contains the following right now:
[ssh_connection]
ssh_args = -F ssh.config
pipelining = True
If I run Ansible, my base role takes 02:06 (mm:ss) to run on a single
host and makes many SSH connections. If I simply
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