Hi! Al McElrath <[email protected]> skribis:
> I had some trouble with ansible that I'd like to share. I believe it > tries to use the same path to the python executable on the remote host > as exists locally, which is problematic for guix: > > '/bin/sh: 1: > /gnu/store/5isi4xqg1jr5rqbr6pfap28fw5116dnr-python-2.7.10/bin/python: not > found' Oops, indeed. > workaround in the form of a setting to specify the remote python path, > "ansible_python_interpreter": > > http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_inventory.html#list-of-behavioral-inventory-parameters > > Not quite a bug, but maybe this will help someone else. I’m guessing we could at least change the default value. Would it be possible to set the default value of ‘ansible_python_interpreter’ to just ‘python’, hoping that it will be searched for in $PATH on the remote host? Sounds like the most viable option. Thanks for your report! Ludo’.
