I've deployed an instance of Ansible Tower (using official Ansible EC2 AMI)
on one of our server. There're some of our playbooks that always run
locally (so, hosts = localhost, connection = local). Normally those
playbooks run fine when run with ansible-playbook from command line but I
always got this error when run the same playbook from Ansible Tower job
failed: [localhost] => (item=git,ruby,npm,nodejs-legacy) => {"failed":
true, "item": "git,ruby,npm,nodejs-legacy", "parsed": false} sudo:
effective uid is not 0, is /usr/bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid'
option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?
the task is a simple apt
- name: "ensure required packages: git, ruby, npm and nodejs-legacy are
installed"
apt: pkg={{item}} state=installed force=yes
with_items:
- git
- ruby
- npm
- nodejs-legacy
sudo: yes
Another thing I don't know is whether run playbook from Ansible Tower with
connection=local like with ansible-playbook? As with ansible-playbook when
running on localhost and connection=local I don't need credentials while
with Ansible Tower currently I have to provide credentials (SSH key) for
localhost access.
Thanks in advance for any comments!
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