Hi Alasdair,
I don't think we configure it from YAML yet.
There's a utility in BashCommands.dontRequireTtyForSudo that should be
helpful. But it doesn't look like it's configurable through YAML for
whether this is called. Its usage also seems a bit ad hoc in just a few
entities.
Can you take a look at the usage of dontRequireTtyForSudo, and see what
you think about whether it should be the default behaviour? It would be
good to be configurable from YAML for the VanillaSoftwareProcess at
least (to turn it off/on).
Aled
p.s. for anyone interested in background, see
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/122616/why-do-i-need-a-tty-to-run-sudo-if-i-can-sudo-without-a-password
On 08/09/2014 13:33, Alasdair Hodge wrote:
Brooklyn-ers,
I've been playing around with VanillaSoftwareProcess, configured via
YAML with launch and stop commands that invoke 'sudo'. However, these
fail over SSH with:
sudo: sorry, you must have a tty to run sudo
I guess the Brooklyn SSH utility classes are capable of mitigating
this, but are there any workarounds available from YAML?
A.
