Closed claasz closed 2 years ago
@lpaulmp what you think?
@rvm/ansible guys can you have a look, please?
I'm able to run this galaxy module while specifying rvm1_user
against an Ubuntu 20.04 host without the acl
package installed without encountering this error, so I was curious what's different between our environments. Ignoring potential version differences, there are a lot of ways to use/configure ansible, call this module, etc. From reading the following section of the ansible docs, it sounds like someone might run into this depending on how they have a variety of ansible options set and can solve it in a few different ways:
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/become.html#id6
Since it sounds like this is a more general issue people might run into and not specific to Ubuntu 20.04, perhaps we could include something more general in the help text here? I'm tempted to suggest we link to the ansible docs so people are aware of the other suggested options, but I don't know how "stable" the ansible docs are.
Thanks @derekgottlieb! @claasz would you find some time to update this PR?
I cannot yet test on Ubuntu 20 (I'm migrating a client to Ubuntu 18, and Ubuntu 20 will come later in the coming months). I will make sure to report back any trouble I see in that area.
After re-reading the discussion, I agree with @derekgottlieb: we'll have to rewrite the content to make it clear it is only a potential error, and most likely not specific to Ubuntu 20.
Ubuntu 20.04 hosts need acl package installed