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That was an awesome solution.
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I am trying to ssh in to another computer, and sudo to another user (root in this case) to perform a copy, but I am getting an error.<br />
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sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified<br />
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My command is<br />
ssh testuser@10.39.151.172 'sudo cp ~testuser/file1 /tmp/file1'
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I am trying to ssh in to another computer, and sudo to another user (root in this case) to perform a copy, but I am getting an error.

sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified

My command is
ssh testuser@10.39.151.172 'sudo cp ~testuser/file1 /tmp/file1'

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