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ansible_default_ipv4 variable not defined #419
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I was able to setup client only with |
Thanks,
:'( |
Does someone already try to install it on rapsberry already? |
Hello, In inventory.ini, add this and ajust to your case:
Only one instance of consul in my case. And it works! |
This role doesn't allow you to run the playbook with the |
Hi all, I am getting same error as mentioned by @fred-gb in above post running on RHEL 8.1 on Azure. I already have the inventory ini file structured. It was working about a month ago with similar set up but now while running against a set of new hosts it is throwing up this error. Any ideas what the actual resolution was on it ? |
Hi @bbarman4u If you try this in your playbook?
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@fred-gb Could you please explain how this solves the problem ? As I understand, it will help if some one has a dynamic inventory of the target hosts other than what is being worked upon from the static list in an inventory file. In my case my inventory file is static (pretty much mirrors the way the example in the README.md is). Appreciate your help and response ! |
Hello,
I have an Rapsberry Pi with Ubuntu 20.04.1
I tried to changed in template to
ansible_all_ipv4_addresses
But same error.
Thanks
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