| In our environment, we cannot log directly in to servers as root. We have an 'admin' server that we log in as our userid, then have to sudo to root. Root can ssh without password from this server to all other servers to run admin scripts. When trying to run bolt after doing 'sudo su - ", it tries to run as the underlying (login) userid, and therefore fails. Since most of our admins probably don't have ssh keys from this server, it wouldn't work to use --run-as root. See my test: [userA@serverA ~]$ whoami
userA
[userA@serverA ~]$ sudo su -
[root@serverA ~]# whoami
root
[root@serverA ~]# who am i
userA pts/30 2019-05-09 10:12 (192.10.67.89)
[root@serverA ~]# bolt command run "uname" --nodes serverB
Started on serverB...
all authorization methods failed (tried none, publickey, password)
Failed on serverB:
Authentication failed for user userA@serverB
Failed on 1 node: serverB
Ran on 1 node in 0.50 seconds |
