> On Jun 10, 2019, at 7:15 PM, Jordan Borean <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Do you see the module process actually running on the remote host
I do not see the module process running on the remote host. System Idle Process 
and Task Manager are the only things taking CPU.

> When it hangs, is the process still running, any left over processes that 
> isn't powershell.exe
I do see powershell.exe and choco.exe in the process list.

> Is it easily replicable, or does it only happen randomly, e.g. sometimes a 
> task works but other times it doesn’t
Easily replicable with this ansible tasks

- name: update installed chocolatey packages
  win_chocolatey:
    name: all
    state: latest
  tags: win_chocolatey
> I see you are using a MacOS host with Kerberos auth, there is a problem using 
> the builtin kinit process on MacOS which causes a hang. Try using a self 
> managed Kerberos ticket to rule out this problem
> 
> The MacOS Kerberos kinit issue is fixed by making sure pexpect is installed 
> on the Python environment for the controller but it's best to just use your 
> own Kerb ticket to rule it out.
> 


I installed pexpect and no change in behavior. The “update installed chocolatey 
packages” task hangs.

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