Python - Paramiko - sudo prompt

Here is my take on as to how you can handle sudo prompts with paramiko.

[JakeCope-ivuy]

Yes thank you so much for these great videos - finding out how to pass sudo in paramiko is very valuable

[ramprasadpatil]

hello how to handle the sudo username and password prompt using robot framework sshLiberary ?

[uqu]

How to change the user to root with dzdo using paramiko?

[ewerton]

I'm trying this, but on a device that askes for login, and then password, I tried this, it seens to send the login correcly, but even before it sendes the password it shows an login error in the log of the device, how can i Handle multiple prompts?

[atanubanerjee]

With stdin.write we supply the sudo password, the output is also printing the "password". Can we get rid of that ? I want only output to be printed but not the password.

[sunilveerendravattikuti]

Im trying to switch to admin using this command but seems like its not working in python. Command= sudo su - fssoadmin then it should ask password...its not working.pls help me out

[shyamb.r]

how to execute command using sudo bash.
like this:
command="sudo /bin/bash -c 'service apache2 status'"

[jeezradz]

@R3ap3rPy I am trying the same thing with my code
cmd = " sudo -u " +tenant_name+ "-s\n"
stdin, stdout, stderr = self.client.exec_command(cmd, get_pty=True)
stdin.write(self.pwd + "\n")
stdin.flush()

except sudo is not working??
Any idea why??

[sidv]

How can we use a variable in stdin.write?

[jacksvo]

So real when I watched your video. Found some steps you made mistake and said to my self, why you don't know this ? :-)
I realize you make me feel like I also coding with you at the same time.
Thank anyway.