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hostname module failing in Scientific Linux 6.5 #8339
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What version of ansible? |
ansible 1.7 (devel b64a5ff) last updated 2014/07/29 09:49:48 (GMT -700) |
Fixes issue #8339 where Scientific Linux incorrectly tries to use Fedora...
Can this bug be closed, since it seems fixed ? |
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Issue Type:
Bug Report
Ansible Version:
ansible 1.7 (devel b64a5ff) last updated 2014/07/29 09:49:48 (GMT -700)
Environment:
Running from: OS/X 10.9.4
Managing: Scientific Linux 6.5
Summary:
A recent update to the hostname module is causing it to fail for Scientific Linux 6.5 with the error:
msg: Command failed rc=127, out=, err=/bin/sh: hostnamectl: command not found
Scientific Linux 6.5 does not use hostnamectl to set the hostname.
Steps To Reproduce:
I used this command to set the host name on Scientific Linux 6.5. It was working until recently.
hostname: name={{ fqdn }}
Expected Results:
I expect the host name to be set on a Scientific Linux 6.5 host.
Actual Results:
The error:
msg: Command failed rc=127, out=, err=/bin/sh: hostnamectl: command not found
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