Hi All,
I'm trying to bootstrap some remote VMs (ubuntu1804) that are not
physically managed by me and have only been given ssh accesses as root via
ssh keys only i.e. no password. I can confirm this works, i.e. I can ssh
in as root with no password from my cli
using ansible 2.10.1 on macOS under python 3.8
I want to bootstrap these machines to get them onto our CI/CD pipeline
I'm using the playbook I normally bootstrap however ansible-playbook keeps
prompting for a password in this case.
`ansible-playbook bootstrap.yml -k -extra-vars="hosts=x.x.x.x
remote_user=root" `
I have also tried passing my ssh private key using '--private-key'
parameter to no avail.
also added `ask_pass=False` to my local ansible.cfg to no avail
I've successfully used this on other vms in the past that I physically
manage however I just use the root password and then my bootstrap playbook
does does the rest.
local ansible.cfg
[defaults]
roles_path=roles
ask_pass=false
transport=ssh
my playbook bootstrap.yml is:
- name: Bootstrap remote server for CI
hosts: '{{ hosts }}'
remote_user: '{{ user }}'
gather_facts: no
roles:
- role: bootstrap
Thanks
Stephen
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