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role:python: On RHEL 8+, don't install python3
. Instead install python38
or python39
explicitly
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Also we get this sometimes if using Python 3.6: |
Also install |
python3
. Instead install python38
or python39
python3
. Instead install python38
or python39
python3
. Instead install python38
or python39
python3
. Instead install python38
or python39
explicitly
I would suggest that the role tries to install the latest python verison which is available in the repos. The target of |
according to https://peps.python.org/pep-0602/#long-term-support-releases there are no explicit LTS versions |
we will keep using just python3, as setting the default to python3.9 makes the use of ansible a lot harder. instead we will package the monitoring-plugins with python and all required modules. |
The monitoring-plugins should be deployed via .rpm/.deb per default. This makes everything a lot easier than before - so we also only need to install python when we really need it. |
Otherwise Python 3.6 is installed, which might be too old nowadays, and you run into problems like that described in Linuxfabrik/monitoring-plugins#587
Python 3.9 preferred.
If multiple Python versions are installed in parallel, set
python3
topython3.8
orpython3.9
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