Got it. I used the wrong loop construct. Should have used with_subelements
with a different input dict.
On Friday, June 13, 2014 1:58:18 PM UTC-7, zperry wrote:
>
> I have the following simple test playbook, t.yml
>
> ---
> - hosts: nb3
> user: root
> vars_files:
> - 'vars/users.yml'
>
> tasks:
> - name: Setup | authorized key upload
> authorized_key:
> user='{{ item.key }}'
> *key="{{ lookup('file', 'files/{{ item.key }}/id_rsa.pub') }}"*
> path='/home/{{ item.key }}/.ssh/authorized_keys'
> manage_dir=no
> with_dict: users
>
> Where the users.yml resides in the `pwd`/vars subdirectory as
>
> ---
>
> users:
> testuser:
> name: 'Test User'
> passwd: '$6$Q.....'
>
> But, when I ran ansible-playbook t.yml -v, the key was always "". As a
> result, the authorized_key is not installed for the test user. I suspect
> that the way I constructed the key for the authorized_key module is
> wrong. But since I am iterating over a dict, what options do I have? I
> would appreciate a suggestion for either a correction or a working
> alternative.
>
> -- Zack
>
>
>
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