Le 15/01/2021 à 06:08, Ramakrishna Veeragandham a écrit :
Hi Ansible team,
I am Ram. We need some help in running the Ansible playbook (
specifically how to add sudo while running playbooks ). in your
environment, we can run all admin related commands with sudo acess (
by adding sudo in front of command . For example, sudo vgs or sudo vi
/etc/sudoers ). We don't have root access and hence we don't wanted to
run the playbooks with direct root access .
Most of our servers ( Redhat / Solaris / Aix ) doesn't have root
access. The possibility of running all admin activities are by running
sudo <command> as admin ( sysunx ) user.
Hi,
Ansible is designed to have all sudo (or su) access (but not remote root
acess to be more specific)....So you should be sure thats is no way to
have it !
See "Privilege escalation must be general
<https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/become.html#id9>" on
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/become.html#only-one-method-may-be-enabled-per-host
If not, you can still use the same command you already use with "sudo
command" with the shell module (using become: no)... but's ugly and you
loose idempotence work of all the module (except shell) that are
provided by ansible community
Regards,
JYL
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