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Consider following snippet of code
SSH: &rig.SSH{ User: "root", Port: 22, Address: anyaddress, }, } if err := h.Upload(localPath, remotePath); err != nil { return err }
If the remote system doesn't have sudo binary installed, than the output would be
DEBUG [ssh] 127.0.0.1:57019: executing `sudo install -D /tmp/tmp.ZY3Zwx8Pyt /remote/file/path`
while we can still use install command, because the connection user is "root"
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Yep, this is a problem especially with alpine. There's the unfinished #29 PR that should fix this.
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Consider following snippet of code
If the remote system doesn't have sudo binary installed, than the output would be
while we can still use install command, because the connection user is "root"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: