My problem isn’t “the file didn’t copy”. I know why the file didn’t copy.
The question is, why did a zero-length destination file appear when the file
didn’t copy? If the file didn’t copy, then my destination should not exist.
--EbH
From: ansible-project@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Brad V
I made a mistake – it’s not “for whatever reason the file cannot be copied” ...
but it happens (at least) when I can’t open the remote file (permission denied).
[ehymowitz test]$ ls -al cougar
total 8,192
drwx--. 2 ehymowitz ehymowitz 4,096 Oct 3 13:15 .
drwx--. 3 ehymowitz ehymowitz 4,
