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How about moving any (all) calls to /usr/bin/ssh to run a script on a remote server? Like running deployment, upgrades, or creating home directories and mail fo
by dozzie 9y ago
How about moving any (all) calls to /usr/bin/ssh to run a script on a remote
server? Like running deployment, upgrades, or creating home directories and
mail folders for a new user? http://harpcaller.jarowit.net/ http://harpcaller.jarowit.net/
(https://github.com/dozzie/harpcaller https://github.com/dozzie/harpcaller)
- hitsurume 9y agoWe do this using Ansible (Written in python haha). So we have that covered there =)
- dozzie 9y agoI would say that Ansible, with its all SSH baggage, is quite poor method of running remote procedures, especially when it's mixed with maintaining configuration. But d'oh, it's the usual way people abuse it.