- From: Joe Van Dyk <
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- To: chef <
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- Subject: [chef] Execute resource - keeping SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable
- Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2011 01:33:39 -0800
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If I'm logged on as user1 with my SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable
set, and I run chef-solo which runs a command as user2, how can I have
user2's command be able to access the SSH_AUTH_SOCK?
Joe
- [chef] Execute resource - keeping SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable, Joe Van Dyk, 01/04/2011
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