Jira (BOLT-890) Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as

[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

Alex Dreyer created an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as Issue Type: Task Assignee: Unassigned Created: 2018/10/02 1:00 PM Priority: Normal Reporter: Alex Dreyer When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example false is run as root but /root/foo is run as the connection user. noformat bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107: The command failed with exit code 1 STDERR: touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107 noformat Workarounds 1. Use multiple calls to run_command 2. Save the oneliner as a script. Add Comment

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[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

Alex Dreyer updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as

Change By: Alex Dreyer

When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example {{false}} is run as root but {{/root/foo}} is run as the connection user.

{{noformat}} bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107:   The command failed with exit code 1   STDERR:     touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107 {{noformat}} Workarounds

1. Use multiple calls to run_command Explicitly call the shell {{bolt command run 'sh -c "false || touch /root/foo"'  -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root}}

2. Save the oneliner as a script.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as

Change By: Lucy Wyman

When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example {{false}} is run as root but {{/root/foo}} is run as the connection user.

{{code}}

bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107:   The command failed with exit code 1   STDERR:     touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107

{{code}} Workarounds 1. Explicitly call the shell {{bolt command run 'sh -c "false || touch /root/foo"'  -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root}}

2. Save the oneliner as a script.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as Change By: Lucy Wyman

When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example {{false}} is run as root but {{/root/foo}} is run as the connection user.

{{ noformat code }}

bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107:   The command failed with exit code 1   STDERR:     touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107

{{ noformat code }}

Workarounds 1. Explicitly call the shell {{bolt command run 'sh -c "false || touch /root/foo"'  -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root}} 2. Save the oneliner as a script.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as Change By: Lucy Wyman

When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example {{false}} is run as root but {{/root/foo}} is run as the connection user.

{{code}}

bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107:   The command failed with exit code 1   STDERR:     touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107

{{code}}

Workarounds 1. Explicitly call the shell {{bolt command run 'sh -c "false || touch /root/foo"'  -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root}} 2. Save the oneliner as a script.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

Alex Dreyer updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as

Change By: Alex Dreyer

When a user passes a bash oneliner to run_command with run-as root only the first command is captured by sudo. In this example {{false}} is run as root but {{/root/foo}} is run as the connection user.

{ code noformat }

bolt command run 'false || touch /root/foo' -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root Started on 10.234.3.107... Failed on 10.234.3.107:   The command failed with exit code 1   STDERR:     touch: cannot touch ‘/root/foo’: Permission denied Failed on 1 node: 10.234.3.107

{ code noformat }

Workarounds 1. Explicitly call the shell {{bolt command run 'sh -c "false || touch /root/foo"'  -n 10.234.3.107 --user centos --run-as root}} 2. Save the oneliner as a script.

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[Yasmin Rajabi (JIRA)]

Yasmin Rajabi updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-890 Multi-command bash oneliners don't work with run-as

Change By: Yasmin Rajabi Labels: ghm knownissue

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