On 28. feb. 2017 15:38, [email protected] wrote:
I would assume ansible would run a bash script exactly as if it were run
from the CLI, but apparently not. Can any one help me understand the
differences?
I am using ansible shell to start a set of five long running processes.
Each process is a bash script that starts a java program. Each script is
set up with an & so the process runs in the background. To wit:
shell: ./start.sh &
All process work as expected when started manually by logging in to the
hosts one by one and running the exact same command that would be run using
shell. Three of the processes do indeed work when started from ansible
shell, but two fail to start at all. These two have something in common:
Both use maven exec:exec to start them. The others do not.
Is there any reason for this?
With shell module you would not get the users environment, so you
probably missing correct PATH and/or other environment variables need
for starting.
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Kai Stian Olstad
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