Has anyone faced this issue ? On Monday, February 8, 2016 at 5:48:04 PM UTC+2, Atanas Dichev wrote: > > Hi, > My ansible version is: > ansible 2.1.0 (devel a584ab3 > <https://github.com/ansible/ansible/commit/a584ab34200f634694724175552a2307ae3bd80e>) > > last updated 2016/02/02 12:07:20 (GMT +300) > I have a defined role with a tasks file which includes creation of a > symbolic link to a directory with owner and group attributes set to a > specific user. When I execute the playbook, the symlink is created but I > cannot access it with root user. The issue does not appear when I create it > with an ad-hoc command. What is wrong with my setup? > role's vars: > > ansible_user: root > > service_name: tomcat > > install_dir: /tmp > > major_version: 8 > > full_version: "{{ major_version }}.0.30" > > > the task in the role's tasks file: > > - name: Create symlink tomcat home dir > > file: > > path: "{{ install_dir }}/tomcat" > > src: "{{ install_dir }}/apache-tomcat-{{ full_version }}" > > state: link > > owner: tomcat > > group: tomcat > > > root@system# cd /tmp/tomcat > -bash: cd: /tmp/tomcat: Permission denied > > >
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