I’m learning Ansible and am trying to install rvm with the rvm_io.rvm1-ruby playbook.
It’s failing to create /usr/local/rvm, even though I’m telling it to use sudo.
Has anyone used this playbook successfully, and if so, could you point out what I’m doing wrong please?
Here’s my playbook so far:
---
- name: Install everything
hosts: "{{ hosts }}"
remote_user: someone
sudo: yes
roles:
- mysql
- role: rvm_io.rvm1-ruby
sudo: True
rvm1_user: 'someone'
rvm1_rvm_version: 'stable'
rvm1_rvm_check_for_updates: True
rvm1_rubies:
- '{{ ruby_version }}'
I’ve tried executing both with and without ‘sudo: True’ in the rvm role and the result is the same (I’m assuming sudo should still be active from the initial "sudo: yes’?)
I’m specifying the sudo pwd on the cmd line using -K and the install/configure mysql is working OK, so sudo is definitely being used for that.
If I SSH in as ‘someone’ and
$ sudo mkdir /usr/local/rvm
there’s no problem either.
Thanks!
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Thanks Sanjay.
Yes, I’m using the rvm1-ansible playbook, which doesn’t appear to work.
I think I’ll just use a shell command to install rvm instead, like the ansible-starter repo you pointed out.
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