--become means "once on the node, actually become the root user, don't
use sudo". Akin to running "su - " yourself. It's for scenarios where
sudo is not configured for the ssh-user.
If you drop --become, then collect will use sudo for the commands
requiring root privileges, and the `--nopasswd-sudo` option is used to
skip the prompt for the sudo password.
On 5/18/21 9:23 AM, Adrian Moreno wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to run "sos collect" (4.1) to ssh into my node and gather the logs as
root.
I'm doing so by running:
sos collect --become --ssh-user heat-admin --nopasswd-sudo --nodes ${NODE_IP}
But sos prompts me for the root password of user "head-admin" in the node:
sos-collector ASSUMES that SSH keys are installed on all nodes unless the
--password option is provided.
User heat-admin will attempt to become root. Provide root password:
Isn't "--nopasswd-sudo" supposed to mean "I don't need password to use sudo"
(which is my case)?
I'm sure I'm missing something, can someone help me out?
Thanks
--
Jake Hunsaker
RHCA Cloud Specialist
Senior Software Engineer, CEE Engineering
Red Hat
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