ah, sorry about that. You would have to use sudo on the task and become on the overall play. You can not user both "side by side". But you are right, you can and should achieve that without the old sudo stuff, I only suggested that because it works for me right now. Now, I went back and tried to achieve the same thing using only the become params (ssh into other machine, su to another user and execute sudo commands as this user). unfortunately I was not able to achieve this. The only way was to specify the use of sudo as part of a command/shell/raw command. but not as a parameter to a task :-/ It seems that ansible expects the remote user to have all the sudo rights or directly su to a user having the proper rights.
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