Hey all,
I'm trying to unzip a file into a directory relative to the home directory
on a host server. The problem is that when Ansible runs the unarchive
module, it replaces the tilde in the variable with master server's home
directory instead of the host server's. The file module correctly creates
the directory on the host server. Here's the playbook I'm using
- hosts: myhost
vars:
mydir: "~/folder1/folder2/"
user: myuser
tasks:
- name: Ensure the parent directory is present
file: >
path={{ mydir }}
state=directory
- name: Unzip the file into the host
unarchive: >
src=/ansible/archive/file.zip
dest={{ mydir }}
Is there some argument I can give to unarchive so that it tries to unzip
into the right directory? I've tried setting the HOME environment variable
to the correct home directory on the host, but that does not make a
difference.
Thanks,
Chip
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