Johannes Kastl [23.05.2016 19:16]:
> Dear all,
>
> does the zypper module combine all calls made with with_items into on
> single command like the yum module does? I guess not...
>
> Target Host is a VM with openSUSE Leap 42.1
>
> I want to install rsyslog, which conflicts with systemd-logger (whose
> only purpose is to provide an explanation why it conflicts... ;-) ).
> So the solution is to install rsyslog and uninstall systemd-logger in
> on call. On the cli I would do:
>
> sudo zypper install rsyslog -systemd-logger
>
> I tried to do the same with the zypper module:
>
>> zypper: name="{{ item.name }}" state="{{ item.state }}"
>>
>>
>> with_items:
>>
>>
>> - name: rsyslog
>>
>>
>> state: latest
>>
>>
>> - name: systemd-logger
>>
>>
>> state: absent
>>
>>
>
> But this shows the error I get when I try to just install rsyslog
> manually.
>
> A task calling zypper via shell works:
>> shell: zypper in -y rsyslog -systemd-logger
>
> Is this intentional? Did I miss some other way to get the package
> installed without the conflict?
>
> Johannes
>
Johannes,
when I look at the Python code, I guess that it is not interpreted as
one command due to the "present" for one item and the "absent" for the
other. I think this splits the call of zypper into one "zypper in" and
one "zypper rm" call. This will fail due to the dependencies.
Can you try
- name: "-systemd-logger"
state: present
in your playbook?
Btw, internally the module uses "/usr/bin/zypper --non-interactive",
there is no need for "-y" on the command line if you use that ;)
HTH,
Werner
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