So the current yum module can install from an rpm, even if you cannot use
the copy module you should be able to :
- shell: scp ​selinux-python.xxx.rpm {{inventory_hostname}:/path/to/temp:
connection: local
- yum: name=/path/to/temp/selinux-python.xxx.rpm
or if you can publish to an internal webserver:
- yum: name=http:/package_source.local/​selinux-python.xxx.rpm
As for the modules themselves, yes, they do get copied to the target host
in a temp dir in the home of the login user, then they get deleted.
selinux-python does NOT give any new privileges to the user, it is just for
managing selinux context of files touched by ansible.
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Brian Coca
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