To access sudo, the user should be with admin rights/sudoers group.
On centOS:
useradd ansible -G wheel
this will add "ansible" user to admin group.
if you want to set password, use: passwd ansible
After above steps, when you run: sudo su -
it will start sudo prompt but with password.
So, to skip password, run
visudo
It will open the sudoers file in default editor.
Add line:
ansible ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Then, you can run below without password prompt.Which can be used for automations.
sudo su - (or) sudo -i
On centOS:
useradd ansible -G wheel
this will add "ansible" user to admin group.
if you want to set password, use: passwd ansible
After above steps, when you run: sudo su -
it will start sudo prompt but with password.
So, to skip password, run
visudo
It will open the sudoers file in default editor.
Add line:
ansible ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Then, you can run below without password prompt.Which can be used for automations.
sudo su - (or) sudo -i
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