I looked at the module code and it seemed like it would automatically add
the key if it was being used. I ended up running rsync directly using the
command module and it seems to be working now.
Looking at the rsync_opts argument, it seems like it will only append to
the existing arguments,
Actually, looking through the code I believe you're correct. Setting the
option for -i again *might* work (assuming the rsync command will override
the setting with the second value, instead of throwing an error), however I
think using the rsync command directly is what you want anyway, as you
I have a simple task to copy a file from one path to another on a remote
host. I need a private key to SSH into the remote host, but the
synchronize module automatically uses my private key in the rsync command
too which seems unnecessary:
ansible-playbook --private-key=keys/mykey.pem
Hi Michael, have you tried setting the key option via the rsync_opts and/or
rsync_path parameters to synchronize module?
On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 10:05 AM, Michael Spiegle mspie...@nauticaltech.com
wrote:
I have a simple task to copy a file from one path to another on a remote
host. I need a
