On 01/23/2014 09:37 PM, James Tanner wrote:
On 01/23/2014 08:46 PM, [email protected] wrote:
The accept_hostkey fails if $HOME/.ssh doesn't already exist.
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Please file a bug on github or submit a pull request.
I'm new to ansible development, but not test cases, or git. I've
already been installing ansible by updating my git clone, and building a
fresh deb.
Would such a pull request want a test case? I haven't look at all at
how ansible would want that.
The basic scenario is that my remote_user is root, I'm connecting to a
freshly cloned opennebula centos machine, that has nothing on it, except
that it allows remote root login. There is no .ssh folder, and I use no
key. Later on, when I run git to check out a repo, it tries to create
/root/.ssh/authorized_keys, but the folder doesn't exist.
I have my own rules that create .ssh and .ssh/authoried_keys, as
separate tasks, so I'm not held up; I was just trying to use the new
feature.
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