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I'll point out that Ansible can do this just fine. Assuming you've got a non-root user set up in your node list file... ansible [server] --sudo -m copy -a "src
by vertex-four 13y ago
I'll point out that Ansible can do this just fine. Assuming you've got a non-root user set up in your node list file...
ansible [server] --sudo -m copy -a "src=filename dest=filename"
Other parts of Ansible might not be great (specifically, fully automated datacenter orchestration isn't possible without writing your own tools on top of Ansible; I use Salt for that), but it's really good for ad-hoc management without having to put additional infrastructure or daemons in place.
- jamiesonbecker 13y agocool - thx for this. also can use secure tmp files or rsync: rsync --rsync-cmd='sudo rsync' -rpave ssh \ /some/dir/ \ me@remote:/some/dir/ (or, pulling backups for best security) vault$ rsync --rsync-cmd='sudo rsync' -rpave ssh \ backup_user@dbserver:/var/ /backups/var/