Closed weakcamel closed 1 year ago
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Stilll an issue so bumping this up. Not sure if I'll be able to provide a PR for this, but I still might ;-)
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OS: Ubuntu Bionic (18.04)
Scenario:
certbot_auto_renew_user
topostgres
postgres
user's home directory with.aws
credentials (I'm using Route53 for DNS)What happens next is:
That's because this task runs as
root
andcertbot
script doesn't see the credentials which were set up in~postgres/.aws
.I thought I'll solve that by running
geerlingguy.certbot
role withbut that unfortunately fails when certbot role tries to install a Debian package (as it's not root).