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[BUG] installation in debian 10 with ansible 2.14.1 (2022-12) fails - observations #50

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ksbbf opened this issue Dec 22, 2022 · 0 comments

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ksbbf commented Dec 22, 2022

Dear all,

I started recently (dec. 2022) with ansible (2.14.1) and tried to install exist-db 5.4.1 on a debian 10 server (which is the most recent debian version for the vm, not 11).

  • I use vscode with extensions for ansible; syntax checks asf. are enabled.
  • I tried to do a remote_install with exist.db 5.4.1 (exist-distribution-5.4.1-unix.tar.bz2)

These are the main obstacles on my way:

  • when I used a playbook - like the example in the readme - where the role is executed as a tasks, ansible did something, but didn't process the whole installation. The installation was quite complete, when I called the role directly like
  name: My exist installation
  hosts: existserver
  roles:
    - role: existdb-ansible-role
      vars:
        exist_instname: 'existdb'
        exist_instuser: existdb
        ...

It seems, there is a difference how ansible processes the role meanwhile.

  • Similarly, ansible doesn't like warn: no in a task with shell-commands. This raises fatal errors and the execution stops completely. warn: no is used at several occasions. - I commented them out.
  • The task existdb : Backup installed exist instance didn't work in my case, and even the variable exist_backup_previnstall: no is without effect. - I silenced this task by a comment.
  • The variable exist_instdns (for a domain name) mentioned in the README-example doesn't appear in the code.
  • At the end, jetty could not start because a file - in fact all jetty configuration - INSTALLDIR/etc/jetty/jetty-plus.xml is missing.

maybe somebody finds these notes helpfully. I'll came back to them later.
regards

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