I need to run a script on a Linux VM with a sudoer user (root can't be used per corporate policy and we can't simply SSH as there's no IP yet).
Right now we do it like in the code below:
// Just a sample script
String SCRIPT = "#!/bin/bash\nsudo mkdir /test"
// Authentication properties
NamePasswordAuthentication namePasswordAuthentication = new NamePasswordAuthentication();
namePasswordAuthentication.setUsername(username);
namePasswordAuthentication.setPassword(password);
// Execution properties
GuestProgramSpec guestProgramSpec = new GuestProgramSpec();
guestProgramSpec.setProgramPath(scriptExecutionFolder);
guestProgramSpec.setArguments(script);
// Run script on remote host
GuestOperationsManager guestOperationsManager = serviceInstance.getGuestOperationsManager();
GuestProcessManager guestProcessManager = guestOperationsManager.getProcessManager(vm);
long pid = guestProcessManager.startProgramInGuest(namePasswordAuthentication, guestProgramSpec);
Thank you!
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I need to run a script on a Linux VM with a sudoer user (root can't be used per corporate policy and we can't simply SSH as there's no IP yet).
Right now we do it like in the code below:
// Just a sample script String SCRIPT = "#!/bin/bash\nsudo mkdir /test" // Authentication properties NamePasswordAuthentication namePasswordAuthentication = new NamePasswordAuthentication(); namePasswordAuthentication.setUsername(username); namePasswordAuthentication.setPassword(password); // Execution properties GuestProgramSpec guestProgramSpec = new GuestProgramSpec(); guestProgramSpec.setProgramPath(scriptExecutionFolder); guestProgramSpec.setArguments(script); // Run script on remote host GuestOperationsManager guestOperationsManager = serviceInstance.getGuestOperationsManager(); GuestProcessManager guestProcessManager = guestOperationsManager.getProcessManager(vm); long pid = guestProcessManager.startProgramInGuest(namePasswordAuthentication, guestProgramSpec);Thank you!