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unable execute inspec profile using ssh from jenkins node. #528
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@esaravanakumar89 you have to use withCredentials([file(credentialsId: 'username', variable: 'filekey_path')]) {
sh 'inspec exec test_profile -i ${filekey_path} --diagnose --log-level=debug --sudo -t ssh://testuesr@testserver'
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I might use bash rather than sh. Remember the Jenkins process has to have
access to the gems in order to execute inspec. Last time I did this I had a
fun time ensuring that the sub shell of the task actually had access to the
inspec installation. Just something to keep in mind.
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@esaravanakumar89 <https://github.com/esaravanakumar89> you have to use
${filekey_path}. ${env.<key>} is for groovy interpolations mostly. I also
don't see the command being executed inside a sh block. This would be the
syntax I would use:
withCredentials([file(credentialsId: 'username, variable: 'filekey_path')]) { sh 'inspec exec test_profile -i ${filekey_path} --diagnose --log-level=debug --sudo -t ***@***.***'}
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@aaronlippold that Eg:
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Thank you for your help and suggestion. I tried it was not working, but I got a weird solution to make it work, I have downgraded train gem from v1.7.2 to v1.5.0.
I don’t know why It is working
Is that a bug with train gem ?
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Subject: Re: [inspec/inspec] unable execute inspec profile using ssh from jenkins node. (#4651)
@aaronlippold<https://github.com/aaronlippold> that sh is the jenkins dsl for executing shell commands, it's upto the user to select the interpreter.
Eg:
sh '''#!/bin/bash -l
<commands>
'''
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Moving this issue to train. |
Outside of a Jenkins setup, I am able to successfully use InSpec 4.18.100 and train 3.2.23 to run inspec detect on a Vagrant virtual machine:
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I feel inspec 1.7.0 to inspec 2.x having problem. I have seen the same issue in train-1.7.2 today.
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Outside of a Jenkins setup, I am able to successfully use InSpec 4.18.100 and train 3.2.23 to run inspec detect on a Vagrant virtual machine:
inspec detect -t ssh://vagrant@127.0.0.1:2222 -i ../vagrants/ubuntu-16/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key
detect simply connects and runs platform detection, which would be enough to trigger the issue you are reporting; but here it does not.
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🎛unable execute inspec profile using ssh from jenkins node using withCredentials plugin using filebinding.
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Client error, can't connect to 'ssh' backend: Your SSH Agent has no keys added, and you have not specified a password or a key file
Same env.key_file is working when i connect through ssh (ssh -i) from the jenkins node.
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try to execute inspec remote validation from jenkins node.
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