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Currently with chef-run targeting a RHEL6-like system, chef-run fails to connect when a command line like this is run
chef-run ssh://someone@somewhere SOME_COMMAND --password 1234 --sudo-password 1234
The reason is that this is the default setting in /etc/sudoers on RHEL6-like systems
Defaults requiretty
chef-workstation 0.16.31 and above handles this situation better, and directs the user of the command how to change their /etc/sudoers.
If possible, it would be nice to work around this problem altogether, with no manual changes of system config files.
Thanks for your input. We're looking into Chef run and potential improvements in totality. However, until we get to a better picture of where we want to go with this feature, we probably won't be able to address this specific issue in the short term.
really wish chef-run could get more love