Hi,
I´m using Ansible 1.8.2 running on Virtualbox (CentOs6.5) with this small
playbook:
- name: Test playbook for roles/jdk
hosts: localhost
user: root
vars:
jdk_root: /tmp/opt/java
roles:
- { role: jdk, jdk_version: "1.8.0_40" }
The role looks like:
---
#
# JDK
#
- debug: var=ansible_user_id
- name: Assures {{jdk_root}} dir exists
file: path={{jdk_root}} state=directory
...
When I run this playbook using the command:
ansible-playbook -i /path/to/hosts test-jdk.yml -v
I receive the following output:
PLAY [Test playbook for roles/jdk]
********************************************
GATHERING FACTS
***************************************************************
ok: [localhost]
TASK: [jdk | debug var=ansible_user_id]
***************************************
ok: [localhost] => {
"ansible_user_id": "vagrant"
}
...
=> Why is the User "vagrant" used here, although I set user: root in the
playbook ?
A task that tries to chown fails afterwards.
Whenever I define a [group_name] in my hosts file configured to localhost
(192.168.....) it all works fine.
Thanx for any explanation,
Torsten
sdfs
ssdf
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