I deployed a new OEL6.5 server, then upgraded OpenSSH to the new
ControlPersist release and installed Ansible onto it. Without making any
configuration changes to anything other than adding server names to the
hosts file, I tried to use Ansible to copy a file to another server, and it
failed as before. I downgraded OpenSSH to the previous version and tried
the copy again. It worked perfectly.
So, there is definitely a mismatch of some sort between Ansible and the
newer release of OpenSSH on Linux 6.
-Mark
On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 7:57:39 AM UTC-7, Dag Wieers wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> As some of you may know, Red Hat backported the ControlPersist
> functionality to the OpenSSH version that ships with RHEL6.
>
> This is terrific since RHEL users can now use this technique to speed up
> Ansible.
>
> However, after some testing it seems to fail for the very first
> connection. What happens is that the first connection, when the persistent
> connection has not been set up yet, fails. Any subsequent connection seems
> to work fine, but obviously this fails to work properly with Ansible.
>
> I think this is a bug, has anyone tested this ?
> Or am I doing something wrong here ?
>
> --
> Dag
>
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