Lo!
Busy with my program, I run in to 2 questions.
In a certain method I want to open a ssh connection by a certain user.
I need to sudo to an ssh user to make the passwordless connection via
public-private key authorization. How can I do this in Ruby?
FYI: I am not allowed to use sudo su - ssh -c [ssh command].
Thanks,
Krekna
1. you can start programs by `command` or Kernel#system, or IO#popen
2. you probably want to call `sudo -u <username> ssh -c <command>`
or even
user = 'joe'
cmd = 'ls'
`sudo -u #{user} ssh -c #{cmd}`
but then be careful what you are passing there.
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On 1/5/07, Krekna Mektek <krekna@gmail.com> wrote:
Lo!
Busy with my program, I run in to 2 questions.
In a certain method I want to open a ssh connection by a certain user.
I need to sudo to an ssh user to make the passwordless connection via
public-private key authorization. How can I do this in Ruby?
FYI: I am not allowed to use sudo su - ssh -c [ssh command].