On 14. mars 2017 16:35, Joost Ringoot wrote:
I have this playbook,... that used to work in a previous version of
ansible, I swear it did:
cat ansible/playbooks/apt/sssdconfig.yml
---
- hosts: "{{hosts}}"
I wouldn't use a variable named the same as a directive.
# accelerate: true
remote_user: root
tasks:
- name: install auth-client-config
apt: name=auth-client-config state=installed
- name: install sssd client
apt: name=sssd state=installed
- name: install ldap pam module
apt: name=libpam-ldap state=installed
- name: configure authentication
command: /usr/sbin/auth-client-config --enablesssd --enablesssdauth
--enablelocauthorize
--enablepamaccess --enablemkhomedir --update
- name: make sure the config directory is present ( workaround for a bug
in sssd package)
command: /bin/mkdir -p /etc/sssd
- name: use a template sssd.conf
copy: src=/home/florence/ansible/files/sssd.conf dest=/etc/sssd
- name: ensure correct acl for the sssd directory
file: path=/etc/sssd mode=0600
- name: ensure correct acl for the sssd.conf file
file: path=/etc/sssd/sssd.conf mode=0600
- name: restart sssd
service: name=sssd enabled=yes state=restarted
But now this happens:
ansible-playbook /home/florence/ansible/playbooks/apt/sssdconfig.yml -e
cal-30
ERROR! the field 'hosts' has an invalid value, which appears to include a
variable that is undefined. The error was: 'hosts' is undefined
The variable hosts is not set, and your -e should be key=value.
Are you trying to write -e hosts=cal-30 ?
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Kai Stian Olstad
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