Support #22284
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Unable to parse /usr/lib/ruby/bin/json_inventory.sh as an inventory
Description
Hi,
I'm trying to run Ansible role's playbooks from Foreman.
Got following in the output after pressing "Play Ansible" button:
[WARNING]: Unable to parse /usr/lib/ruby/bin/json_inventory.sh as an inventory source
In the DynFlow console i can see that inventory data with proper information
about host is passed:
Anyone know what i'm missing here?
How /usr/lib/ruby/bin/json_inventory.sh is created ? (there is no such file and path on the host currently).
Should that file exists there and is it static or created dynamically by foreman ?
Or is it just a wrong setting somewhere and that's the reason why correct inventory data passed on input is not used ?
Thank You!
Regards
/Romans
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Updated by Dirk Götz about 6 years ago
I also hit this bug on Debian with Foreman 1.16.0 and Ansible Plugin 1.4.6.
I found the inventory script located in /usr/bin/, so I created a symbolic link from /usr/lib/ruby/bin/ to it. Afterwards I got a Permission denied which was caused by .ansible directory not existing in ~foreman-proxy and the user being not allowed to create it. With the directory existing it failed because of strict host key checking and password authentication, which I solved by creating a ssh config disabling the host key checking.
Updated by Daniel Lobato Garcia about 6 years ago
Romans, are you also finding this bug in Debian/Ubuntu?
Updated by Joshua Doll about 5 years ago
Daniel Lobato Garcia wrote:
Romans, are you also finding this bug in Debian/Ubuntu?
I'm seeing this issue as well on Ubuntu 16.04. The json_inventory.sh script is installed to, /usr/bin instead of /usr/lib/ruby/bin/
Updated by Ondřej Ezr about 3 years ago
Closing this, as it is too old and we failed to reproduce this.
Feel free to reopen this if you are still facing this issue.