Hi there
In my playbook I have:
- name: Setup someuser user
user: name=someuser shell=/bin/bash
Now I observe this from within the VM:
someuser@precise32:~/techdocs$ ls -lhd /home/someuser/
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4.0K May 14 07:15 /home/someuser/
How do I end up with a root-owned home directory?
I suspect this is what happened: I have this in my `Vagrantfile`:
config.vm.synced_folder "./techdocs", "/home/someuser/techdocs", create:
true, owner: "someuser", group: "someuser"
This executed before the provisioning had completed, and raised an error
that `someuser` did not exist.
After provisioning completed, it does not fail, but I'm stuck with a
root-owned homedir.
Is there a way to avoid this? Ansible is supposed to facilitate repeatable
deploys, but in this case one would have to deploy with a `Vagrantfile`
without synced_folder, and then re-deploy with a `Vagrantfile` including
the synced folder. That's rather awkward.
Regards,
Jean
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