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Follow current install instructions doesn't work #3

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Panthro opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 3 comments
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Follow current install instructions doesn't work #3

Panthro opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 3 comments

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@Panthro
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Panthro commented Apr 1, 2014

I want to install on the same server as I'm running ansible. (is this bad?)

I haven't changed my hosts file as I thought localhost would be the default.

After I change the hosts file with the IP of the current server, the same error occured.

So either the installation instructions should be updated or am I missing something.

Output of important commands

ansible all -m ping
afterburner.local | FAILED => module ping not found in /home/afterburner/afterburner-ansible/library
ansible-playbook site.yml
ERROR: shell is not a legal parameter in an Ansible task or handler

Here is my history (cd,cat,ls, etcommited)

 10  apt-add-repository ppa:rquillo/ansible
   11  apt-get install python-software-properties
   12  apt-add-repository ppa:rquillo/ansible
   13  apt-get update
   14  apt-get install ansible
   15  cd /home
   16  mkdir afterburner
   17  apt-get install git
   18  cd afterburner/
   19  git clone https://github.com/voceconnect/afterburner-ansible.git
   20  cd afterburner-ansible/
   21  ./install
   32  ansible all -m ping
   33  ansible-playbook site.yml
   34  vi hosts
   35  grep -lir afterburner\.local
   36  grep -lir afterburner\.local *
   37  cat Vagrantfile
   38  ansible-playbook site.yml
@Panthro
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Panthro commented Apr 1, 2014

An update, ansible is probably broken on the debian repository, installed from source as per their guide and it works.

just a hint to put on the instructions:
note: if you're trying to run ansible ont he same host where the server will be installed add the paramenter -c local to the command

*** I'm new to ansible, so it really took me a while to figure it all out.

@blastdelivery
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@Panthro, I am experiencing the same error. Could you please explain what you discovered? I am totally lost! Thanks.

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Panthro commented Apr 7, 2015

It's been a while, sorry I don't remember what I did.
At the end I didn't use it because it was broken on the Debian repositories and I'd have to be updating all by myself.
To be really honest, I don't think there are advantages of using this.
The latest update was over 2 years ago and they are never gonna fix the issues that are still open.

I think it's a dead project now.

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