Sent from my iPhone yea, I tried that option just to check if its timing out before it is disabling btw, I got it fixed I changed the user: root at the top level instead of play level
Aha, you can also opt to become root in task level, with sudo as well.
On Tuesday, May 30, 2023 at 3:13:40 PM UTC-7 "Kosala Atapattu (කෝසල අතපත්තු)" wrote:
Just wonder whether you can disable that service manually in 5 mins? Sent from my iPhone I am trying to run my playbook to check/restart/stop kestrel service on given node. I am able to ping that node using ansible but when running the task its is failing with connection timeout error.
here is the playbook --- - name: check kestrel service hosts: lin_dev become: true gather_facts: no vars: kestrelservicename: kestrel-api.service tasks: - name: check status of kestrel service ansible.builtin.service: name: "{{ kestrelservicename }}" state: started enabled: no become_user: root timeout: 300
error is
"ansible_facts": {"discovered_interpreter_python": "/usr/bin/python"}, "changed": false, "msg": "Unable to disable service kestrel-api.service: Failed to execute operation: Connection timed out\n"}
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