Re: [ansible-project] Re: Simple Ansible ping failing

2019-05-01 Thread markmonizhpe 
I am aware that this is 5 years old but I had a similar problem that was 
caused by my ~/.ssh/config file. This post is what helped me find my 
solution.

If anyone else is having this issue, add 
ssh_args = -F /dev/null
to your /etc/ansible/ansible.cf


On Saturday, July 12, 2014 at 8:12:53 AM UTC-7, Chris Jones wrote:
>
> Matt THANKS!
>
> I thought it was Fedora as a node that was causing an issue but your 
> suggest was spot on! I had a SSH_AGENT script in the .bashrc file so I 
> removed it and it worked.
>
> Thanks
>
> On Saturday, July 12, 2014 10:09:03 AM UTC-4, Matt Martz wrote:
>>
>> Typically this is caused by having something in your .bashrc or similar 
>> that is echoing text.  See 
>> http://www.snailbook.com/faq/sftp-corruption.auto.html
>>
>>
>> On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 8:45 AM, Chris Jones  wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks. As I stated in the opening post, the password-less ssh is 
>>> working from the controller to the node as expected so I would expect 
>>> ansible to work. 
>>>
>>> I also included the output from - which shows ansible is trying to 
>>> work but ALWAYS returns 'FAILED => failed to transfer file to 
>>> /home/cjones/.ansible/tmp/.../(whatever module I try): Received message too 
>>> long ...'
>>>
>>> These are two virgin VMs setup with yum updates, ansible installed via 
>>> pip, python 2.7.5, centos 7 (controller) and fedora 20 (node) [note: 
>>> started the other way but had the same issues so we thought we would try 
>>> making centos 7 the controller and fedora the node]. Maybe we kill fedora 
>>> all together but I thought it would work with fedora.
>>>
>>> Ansible is currently on both VMs but I understand it does not have to be 
>>> (see previous paragraph note on why it is installed on both).
>>>
>>> Also, when I look at the .ansible/tmp/... on the node machine the tmp 
>>> directories exist from each command I run but nothing is in any directory.
>>>
>>> I'm at a lost!
>>>
>>> thanks
>>>
>>>
>>> On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:32:15 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:

 The way ssh with keys works is that the machine you want to logon FROM 
 has to have a private key, hosts you want to log TO have to have the 
 public 
 version of that key.

 to test that it is working just use the ssh command itself, if that 
 works, ansible should work also.


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Re: [ansible-project] Re: Simple Ansible ping failing

2014-07-12 Thread Chris Jones 
Thanks. As I stated in the opening post, the password-less ssh is working 
from the controller to the node as expected so I would expect ansible to 
work. 

I also included the output from - which shows ansible is trying to work 
but ALWAYS returns 'FAILED = failed to transfer file to 
/home/cjones/.ansible/tmp/.../(whatever module I try): Received message too 
long ...'

These are two virgin VMs setup with yum updates, ansible installed via pip, 
python 2.7.5, centos 7 (controller) and fedora 20 (node) [note: started the 
other way but had the same issues so we thought we would try making centos 
7 the controller and fedora the node]. Maybe we kill fedora all together 
but I thought it would work with fedora.

Ansible is currently on both VMs but I understand it does not have to be 
(see previous paragraph note on why it is installed on both).

Also, when I look at the .ansible/tmp/... on the node machine the tmp 
directories exist from each command I run but nothing is in any directory.

I'm at a lost!

thanks


On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:32:15 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:

 The way ssh with keys works is that the machine you want to logon FROM has 
 to have a private key, hosts you want to log TO have to have the public 
 version of that key.

 to test that it is working just use the ssh command itself, if that works, 
 ansible should work also.


 -- 
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 0111011100100110010101101110001001110111011000010110011101010010011100110110110101110111001001110111
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Re: [ansible-project] Re: Simple Ansible ping failing

2014-07-12 Thread Matt Martz 
Typically this is caused by having something in your .bashrc or similar
that is echoing text.  See
http://www.snailbook.com/faq/sftp-corruption.auto.html


On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 8:45 AM, Chris Jones cjo...@cloudm2.com wrote:

 Thanks. As I stated in the opening post, the password-less ssh is working
 from the controller to the node as expected so I would expect ansible to
 work.

 I also included the output from - which shows ansible is trying to
 work but ALWAYS returns 'FAILED = failed to transfer file to
 /home/cjones/.ansible/tmp/.../(whatever module I try): Received message too
 long ...'

 These are two virgin VMs setup with yum updates, ansible installed via
 pip, python 2.7.5, centos 7 (controller) and fedora 20 (node) [note:
 started the other way but had the same issues so we thought we would try
 making centos 7 the controller and fedora the node]. Maybe we kill fedora
 all together but I thought it would work with fedora.

 Ansible is currently on both VMs but I understand it does not have to be
 (see previous paragraph note on why it is installed on both).

 Also, when I look at the .ansible/tmp/... on the node machine the tmp
 directories exist from each command I run but nothing is in any directory.

 I'm at a lost!

 thanks


 On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:32:15 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:

 The way ssh with keys works is that the machine you want to logon FROM
 has to have a private key, hosts you want to log TO have to have the public
 version of that key.

 to test that it is working just use the ssh command itself, if that
 works, ansible should work also.


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 100101100111010100100111001101101101011101110010
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Re: [ansible-project] Re: Simple Ansible ping failing

2014-07-12 Thread Chris Jones 
Found the ISSUE! It's Fedora!

If I clone the CentOS 7 VM in virtualbox, recycle the mac address, remove 
ansible from the cloned version, re-setup the ssh key and change the IP in 
hosts to the updated clone then ping and setup work.

Suggestion: DO NOT USE FEDORA (latest version)

The documentation however still needs to have VERY SPECIFIC (detail) HOW-TO 
STEPS so that it saves people time from figuring things out on their own.

thx

On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:45:15 AM UTC-4, Chris Jones wrote:

 Thanks. As I stated in the opening post, the password-less ssh is working 
 from the controller to the node as expected so I would expect ansible to 
 work. 

 I also included the output from - which shows ansible is trying to 
 work but ALWAYS returns 'FAILED = failed to transfer file to 
 /home/cjones/.ansible/tmp/.../(whatever module I try): Received message too 
 long ...'

 These are two virgin VMs setup with yum updates, ansible installed via 
 pip, python 2.7.5, centos 7 (controller) and fedora 20 (node) [note: 
 started the other way but had the same issues so we thought we would try 
 making centos 7 the controller and fedora the node]. Maybe we kill fedora 
 all together but I thought it would work with fedora.

 Ansible is currently on both VMs but I understand it does not have to be 
 (see previous paragraph note on why it is installed on both).

 Also, when I look at the .ansible/tmp/... on the node machine the tmp 
 directories exist from each command I run but nothing is in any directory.

 I'm at a lost!

 thanks


 On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:32:15 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:

 The way ssh with keys works is that the machine you want to logon FROM 
 has to have a private key, hosts you want to log TO have to have the public 
 version of that key.

 to test that it is working just use the ssh command itself, if that 
 works, ansible should work also.


 -- 
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Re: [ansible-project] Re: Simple Ansible ping failing

2014-07-12 Thread Chris Jones 
Matt THANKS!

I thought it was Fedora as a node that was causing an issue but your 
suggest was spot on! I had a SSH_AGENT script in the .bashrc file so I 
removed it and it worked.

Thanks

On Saturday, July 12, 2014 10:09:03 AM UTC-4, Matt Martz wrote:

 Typically this is caused by having something in your .bashrc or similar 
 that is echoing text.  See 
 http://www.snailbook.com/faq/sftp-corruption.auto.html


 On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 8:45 AM, Chris Jones cjo...@cloudm2.com 
 javascript: wrote:

 Thanks. As I stated in the opening post, the password-less ssh is working 
 from the controller to the node as expected so I would expect ansible to 
 work. 

 I also included the output from - which shows ansible is trying to 
 work but ALWAYS returns 'FAILED = failed to transfer file to 
 /home/cjones/.ansible/tmp/.../(whatever module I try): Received message too 
 long ...'

 These are two virgin VMs setup with yum updates, ansible installed via 
 pip, python 2.7.5, centos 7 (controller) and fedora 20 (node) [note: 
 started the other way but had the same issues so we thought we would try 
 making centos 7 the controller and fedora the node]. Maybe we kill fedora 
 all together but I thought it would work with fedora.

 Ansible is currently on both VMs but I understand it does not have to be 
 (see previous paragraph note on why it is installed on both).

 Also, when I look at the .ansible/tmp/... on the node machine the tmp 
 directories exist from each command I run but nothing is in any directory.

 I'm at a lost!

 thanks


 On Saturday, July 12, 2014 9:32:15 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:

 The way ssh with keys works is that the machine you want to logon FROM 
 has to have a private key, hosts you want to log TO have to have the public 
 version of that key.

 to test that it is working just use the ssh command itself, if that 
 works, ansible should work also.


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