I had this issue wit cloudinit. The locale was wrongly set.
`$ do-release-upgrade` returns the same kind of result.
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ansible is not able
I just confirmed, that it is not the apt proxy I am using. I will now try the
new automated installer instead of preseeding.
Apparently it has something to do with the preseeding I did. Actually
apt/apt-get/aptitude worked fine and have no problems to install packages. Just
the ansible-apt modu
Alright. The Ansible module is mostly using the python3-apt bindings
directly, so I would suggest debugging APT first rather than adding the
whole Ansible stack on top in your debugging :-).
I'll close the bug now then.
** Changed in: ansible (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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I just did a fresh install of 20.04 from the live cd, and the playbook
works there as well. It must be something with my automated installation
method. Currently I am still using preseed and an apt proxy. I will
continue debugging the setup, as it still does not work in this
environment.
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Thats great info. At least it generally is able to run.
The shebang is there to be able to call the playbook as ./apt.yml.
For testing I removed the first two lines (comments) and on my fresh focal
system it still fails:
PLAY [Install packages]
In addition, could you provide the verbose output from ansible-playbook
-vvv apt.yml ?
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Title:
ansible is not able to install packages via apt on
Just created a new focal container, apt update, apt upgrade, apt install
ansible. I copied your playbook, but without the shebang (not sure
what's that doing there?) and ran it.
It works fine. Perhaps you could try to remove the shebang (first line
being ---), and run it with ansible-playbook apt.
Yes,
I already reduced the playbook to the following:
#!/usr/bin/env ansible-playbook
#
---
- name: Install packages
hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: install apt packages
apt:
pkg:
- git
become: true
It still fails.
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Hi Ralf,
Could you try removing "update_cache: no", since cache_valid_time sets it to
yes explicitly.
Just a hunch this could be your apt cache not being up-to-date before you try
to install...
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apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected focal
** Description changed:
When using ansible on 20.04, package installation via apt fail.
Consider the following playbook:
#!/usr/bin/env ansible-playbook
#
---
- name: Install packages
hosts: localhost
tasks:
I just confirmed that on Ubuntu 18.04 the playbook works fine.
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