#345 Add resource - Rundeck Development

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Add resource

Reported by ASHISH JINDAL | 2011-06-20 02:09:46 UTC

Hi ,

I am new to rundeck and trying to learn more about rundeck.
I am able to successfully install runDeck .
Now I want to add new resources to my runDeck Server .
For adding resources ,I have added a newNode in the file resource.xml and also added my public_key to the remote machine .ssh folder.
Now the resource is visible on myRundeck site but I am not able to successfully run the adhoc commands on my rundeck Server and getting the following
error when i run the command "Authentication failure connecting to node: "machine_name". Make sure your resource definitions and credentials are up to date."

Can anyone tell me what all steps needs to be taken so as to successfully add the resource to your rundeck server and also run the commands to my newly added rundeck server .

In case you need any other information, please let me know .

Thanks ,
Ashish

Comments and changes to this ticket

Alex-SF 2011-07-09 13:43:20 UTC
- Tag set to “ssh”
Hi Adish,

Take a look at the value for the "framework.ssh.keypath" value found in framework.properties. This defines the identity used by Rundeck. Change it to the correct path.

Try SSH'ing directly using that value:
```
ssh -i $(awk '/framework.ssh.keypath = / {print $3}' $RDECK_BASE/etc/framework.properties) USER@REMOTEHOST
```
If you installed via RPM, use /etc/rundeck/framework.properties.
Greg Schueler 2012-12-20 16:16:57 UTC
Hi Shawn,

(btw, we are not using Lighthouse for bugs anymore, but github issues. This sounds like a troubleshooting question maybe better suited to the rundeck mailing list if you want to send it there.)

It looks like you are connecting as "root":

Starting SSH Connection: root@remoteHost (remoteHost)

Double check the Node definition for the username attribute

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