apt_systems.yml

---
- name: Setup local repo files.
  import_tasks: apt/repos.yml
  tags:
    - repos

# http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/15090
# We don't know why it's happening, but something is corrupting the
# apt-cache.  Let's try just blasting it each time.
- name: Blast the apt cache.
  command:
    sudo apt-get clean

- name: Update apt cache.
  apt:
    update_cache: yes
  # try for 2 minutes before failing
  retries: 24
  delay: 5
  tags:
    - repos
    - packages

- name: Perform package related tasks.
  import_tasks: apt/packages.yml
  tags:
    - packages

# This was ported directly from chef.  I was unable to figure out a better way
# to do this, but it seems to just be adding the user_xattr option to the root filesystem mount.
# I believe perl was used here initially because the mount resources provided by chef and ansible
# require both the name (i.e. /) and the source (UUID="<some_uuid>") to ensure it's editing the correct line
# in /etc/fstab.  This won't work for us because the root file system source (UUID or label) is different depending
# on the image used to create this node (downburst and cobbler use different images).
- name: Use perl to add user_xattr to the root mount options in fstab.
  command:
    perl -pe 'if (m{^([^#]\S*\s+/\s+\S+\s+)(\S+)(\s+.*)$}) { $_="$1$2,user_xattr$3\n" unless $2=~m{(^|,)user_xattr(,|$)}; }' -i.bak /etc/fstab
  args:
    creates: /etc/fstab.bak
  register: add_user_xattr
  when:
    - modify_fstab == true
    - not containerized_node

- name: Enable xattr for this boot.
  command:
    mount -o remount,user_xattr /
  when: add_user_xattr is defined and
        add_user_xattr is changed

- name: Ensure fuse, kvm and disk groups exist.
  group:
    name: "{{ item }}"
    state: present
  with_items:
  - fuse
  - kvm
  - disk

- name: Upload /etc/fuse.conf.
  template:
    src: fuse.conf
    dest: /etc/fuse.conf
    owner: root
    group: fuse
    mode: 0644

- name: Add teuthology user to groups fuse, kvm and disk.
  user:
    name: "{{ teuthology_user }}"
    # group sets the primary group, while groups just adds
    # the user to the specified group or groups.
    groups: fuse,kvm,disk
    append: yes

- import_tasks: static_ip.yml
  when:
    - "'vps' not in group_names"
    - not containerized_node

- name: Stop apache2
  service:
    name: apache2
    state: stopped
  # There's an issue with ansible<=2.9 and our custom built kernels (5.8 as of this commit) where the service and systemd modules don't have backwards compatibility with init scripts
  ignore_errors: "{{ 'ceph' in ansible_kernel }}"
  when:
    - not containerized_node