The following playbook doesn't do what I think it should. The su on the
task stays as root.
I was asked to file a bug; I could still do so. But if you think you
have a handle on it, then it might just be better to past this here.
cmd: ansible-playbook -i hosts.txt su-for-task-broken.yml -vvvv
== hosts.txt
localhost ansible_ssh_pass=xxxxxxxx current_user=adam
== su-for-task-broken.yml
- hosts: localhost
remote_user: root
tasks:
- name: sudo test
sudo: true
sudo_user: "{{ current_user }}"
shell: whoami
register: sudo_test_result
- name: su test
su: true
su_user: "{{ current_user }}"
shell: whoami
register: su_test_result
- name: debug
debug: var=sudo_test_result
- name: sudo test check
fail: msg="sudo didn't change to the correct user"
when: sudo_test_result.stdout != current_user
- name: su test check
fail: msg="su didn't change to the correct user"
when: sudo_test_result.stdout != current_user
==
On 01/24/2014 09:46 AM, Matt Martz wrote:
I'm looking at this as well, and believe that I may have identified and
fixed the issue. I'm going to talk it over with Paul (angstwad) for
validation and testing.
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[email protected]
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