ssh task doesn't have such an attribute. You either have to work with a
combination of Ant and Expect or get your Sysadmin to grant you sudoless
access like I did.
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Hi all
How to pass sudo command with password in sshexec.
<sshexec host="${IP.7081}"
username="${IP.USER}"
password="${IP.PASSWORD}"
trust="true"
command="sudo su;su wlsadmin"/>
after executing the above command
sudo su...........it will be prompted for password.
I have to give password after this how do I give?
How do sshexec command attribute accept password like
this...............
Thanks in advance
Venkatesh.V
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