Update: I think it has to do with the poll: 15 in the first task. Setting
that to *0* seems to make it work. Why is the polling there causing an
issue?
On Friday, February 19, 2016 at 9:05:07 AM UTC-5, Greg Gilbert wrote:
>
> Hey. I'm having an issue in Ansible 1.9.4 where a playbook just stops
> running. No errors or anything, the process just dies. It seems to happen
> at random places when running the playbook, but it all seems to happen
> after these two steps:
>
> - name: Fire async to watch build
> shell: "CONTAINER=my_{{ timestamp }} /app/deploy/watch-docker.sh"
> async: 1200
> poll: 15
> register: watch_docker
> ignore_errors: true
>
> - name: Wait until built
> async_status:
> jid: "{{ watch_docker.ansible_job_id }}"
> register: job_result
> until: job_result.finished
> retries: 100
> delay: 15
> ignore_errors: true
>
> Is it possible that after the async shell call, the process dies on the
> next poll? Turning on verbose didn't seem to help. I also tried raising the
> timeout to 30 in ansible.cfg, but that also did nothing. If I take out
> these two actions and replace them with a pause action, the playbook
> completes. Any ideas? I'm pretty stuck on this one...
>
> For reference, here's the watch-docker script:
>
> // watch-docker.sh
> #!/bin/bash
> if [ ! -z $CONTAINER ]; then
> while true; do
> docker exec $CONTAINER pgrep php5-fpm
> catch=$?
> if [ $catch -eq 0 ]; then
> break
> fi
> sleep 5
> done
> fi
> exit 0
>
>
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