For the 'no tty present', open up your sudoers file and look for a line that says
Quote:
Defaults requiretty
Change it so the requiretty has the negate character in front. Make it look like
Quote:
Defaults !requiretty
Notice the exclamation (negate) character in front of the requiretty
I'm confused by the code you are using
ssh musedeploy@${SERVER} ${PSWD} || die "Deployment failed"That looks like you are just trying to login to $SERVER as the user musedeploy and the failure is on the passwd. Does this account execute something on login?
Your sudo entry, is that on the $SERVER or is that on the local system? If you are wanting to execute the command on $SERVER then put the entry into the sudoers on $SERVER. You may want to setup passwd-less login for ssh as well.
With the !requiretty and the sudoers entry on $SERVER you could try your command as such:
As you have NOPASSWD in the sudoers there is no need to worry about that.
The MUSE_CMD sudoers entry, is that suppose to be a single command or are they a string of separate commands? It appears you have multiple individual commands, they are not executing in succession. Is that what you are trying for?
Hi Gurus:
Can you help me get out of this message ?
I already commented out the ff line in /etc/sudoers file but still prompts me for this message.
#Defaults requiretty
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#!/bin/bash
echo -n "What is your name? " > /dev/tty
read thename < /dev/tty
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