Closed PunkFleet closed 1 month ago
Hi @PunkFleet, I'm not sure why it's asking for a password for sudo, the docker user doesn't even have a password set. If you try SSHing into the cluster with minikube ssh
and then try executing the command does it result in the same thing? Do all sudo commands result in bringing up the password? ie. try sudo ls
Also what version of minikube are you using?
I see another issue for this, looks like it might be specific to HA
I was able to reproduce this, it's weird because I can run some sudo
commands and it doesn't ask for a password, but the command in the HA docs does. Bringing in @prezha
This isn't even specific to HA, very odd
I figured it out, it's because the path in the command doesn't match the Kubernetes version you're using, the doc says v1.28.4
but you're using Kubernetes v1.31.0
. If you replace that version in your command it should work.
I figured it out, it's because the path in the command doesn't match the Kubernetes version you're using, the doc says
v1.28.4
but you're using Kubernetesv1.31.0
. If you replace that version in your command it should work.
Thanks for sharing, I haven't tried it yet but I think it should fix the problem!
pr #19722 aims to improve the docs and use the appropriate kubernetes version automatically
What Happened?
I followed the official documentation to configure HA minikube: https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/tutorials/multi_control_plane_ha_clusters/
but I can't execute this command it , It has to enter a password here, and I've tried the host's password, tcuser, and it won't go through.
Attach the log file
Operating System
MacOs
Driver
Podman