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ksvdon2018-11-07 16:31:19
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ksvdon, 2018-11-07 16:31:19

One_vm in ansible, what about python-oca?

You need to use the Ansible one_vm to work with opennebula, it requires python-oca - the package itself does not see this in turnips and in general, I installed it via pip, but it seems that this does not solve the issue. My kitchen is like this:
Vagrant raises the virtual machine, it also passes the variables for the ansible and the ansible starts which already works with the virtual machine, I don’t understand which side to drag packages from pip in my case. It would be logical to put the package itself into the system, but I don’t find something like that. Who faced something similar - tell me how you are configured? I need one_vm to work in ansible...

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ksvdon, 2018-11-08
@ksvdon

excluded vagrant from this chain and ansible saw 'oca'

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Dmitry Shitskov, 2018-11-07
@Zarom

pip install oca
or

- pip:
    name: oca
  delegate_to: localhost

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