Awesome, thank you for the information.
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Is there a tutorial anywhere about how to get started using the expect
module? I've installed pexpect but when I try to use it in a playbook it
fails with this message:
ERROR: expect is not a legal parameter in an Ansible task or handler
Based on what I've found (I could only find 2-3
I've uninstalled and reinstalled version 1.9.4 and it isn't with it. I
downloaded it from github and added "library =
/path/to/ansible/modules:/path/to/extras" to the ansible.cfg file, had to
fix my command to the following text
- expect:
command: save primary
responses:
On investigation it appears that I do not have the expect module. I
thought I installed ansible with pip install ansible, but I earlier tried
homebrew but it didn't work. Maybe something got messed up. I guess I'll
try to figure out how to fix my installation.
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Extreme Networks' EXOS. It's Linux based but doesn't have Python or other
languages except one that I can't remember it's heritage (TCL maybe?). I
think the prompt is a heavily modified BusyBox or something.
I'm not sure how I would go about testing those 2 modules. I could try
them if you
Well, I just tried anything and everything I could and it looks like adding
"-c paramiko" fixed it.
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Am I missing a flag or setting? I've got "ansible_ssh_private_key_file"
set to the full path to my id_rsa file. Is that all it takes to get
Ansible to use private keys?
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The version on my master computer is: OpenSSL 0.9.8zc 15 Oct 2014. I can't
seem to find the version on the the clients, which are switches.
What I don't get is why --ask-pass works with OpenSSH but private keys
don't.
I added this to my ansible.cfg and it made no difference but I'm not sure
I’m trying to use private keys. I've got it all setup and it works when I
use this command.
ssh -C james@172.30.129.174 some command
It works when I use the command as formatted by Ansible too.
ssh -C -tt -vvv -o ControlMaster=auto -o ControlPersist=60s -o
One more comment, if I add --ask-pass to the Ansible command it works. I
just can't get the private keys to work.
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