# SYNOPSIS
Connects to remote server by ssh and determines if a user has a sudo access for a command.
# INSTALL
s6 --install ssh-sudo-try
# USAGE
Cli
s6 --plg-run ssh-sudo-try@servers=23.100.124.15,23.100.124.16,23.100.124.17
Raku
# check for the current user with default command
task-run "ssh/sudo check", "ssh-sudo-try", %(
servers => "23.100.124.15,23.100.124.16,23.100.124.17"
);
# check for the specific user with a specific command
task-run "ssh/sudo check", "ssh-sudo-try", %(
servers => "23.100.124.15,23.100.124.16,23.100.124.17"
ssh_command => "sudo systemctl start nginx"
);
# use speficif ssh command
task-run "ssh/sudo check", "ssh-sudo-try", %(
servers => "23.100.124.15,23.100.124.16,23.100.124.17"
sudo_command => "sudo systemctl start nginx"
ssh_command => "ssh -l support"
);
# AUTHOR
[Alexey Melezhik](mailto:melezhik@gmail.com)