Hi. I am trying to set up an environment using different passwords for
different hosts:
In ./group_vars/all I have the line:
---
> ansible_sudo_pass: "{{ lookup('password', 'passwords/' +
> inventory_hostname) }}"
> #ansible_sudo_pass: <hardcoded test password>
(basically stolen from this
page:
http://serverfault.com/questions/560106/how-can-i-implement-ansible-with-per-host-passwords-securely)
And the corresponding password files exist.
My testing playbook is:
---
> - hosts: all
> sudo: no
> tasks:
> - name: Some name
> debug: msg="!{{ ansible_sudo_pass }}!."
It works with sudo set to "no" and outputs the correct password strings for
each host.
If I set sudo to "yes" I get:
fatal: [<hostname>] => Incorrect sudo password
for each host
If I uncomment out the second line in group_vars/all then it works (for the
host with that password, which is all of them while I test)
What am I doing wrong here?
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