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#ANSIBLE INSTALL PYTHON INSTALL#

However in a classic Chicken/Egg, you can't use the Ansible dnf module to install Python. Here’s hoping the Fedora cloud image maintainers add a default binary for /usr/bin/python to point to /usr/bin/python3 in the future. CentOS 8 does not always come with Python pre-installed, and so Ansible will fail running on the remote machine until it's been installed. python3 -m pip install ansible Confirm your Ansible version. But if you are running WSL1, this takes about 45 minutes. This is an annoying workaround, but it solves the issue and lets you successfully test and iterate changes on Fedora systems. If you are running WSL2, this will take about 1 minute. => default: Running provisioner: ansible.

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If your control node is running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (TM), CentOS. source ansible2.9/bin/activate (ansible2.9) python3 -V Python 3.6.8 Next, upgrade the preferred installer program ( pip) inside your virtual environment: (ansible2. ansible2.9.12 python version3.6.9 python-version Python3.7.6 Answer: Go to python3 dist-package directory cd /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages And then link these two files Shell sudo ln -s aptinst.so sudo ln -s aptpkg.

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However, when I tried to provision my Vagrant box, I was warned the Python binary is missing. Ansible is written in Python, so you have a few choices for how to install it.

Ansible includes a version of the library in moduleutils so that other modules can use it without requiring that it is installed on the remote system. In my case, my own application code uses 3.10.

2 Your application/production Python, and that includes what pip/venv are tasked with doing, via Ansible. I’m using the Fedora 28 cloud base image. Import Ansible’s bundled Python six library The third-party Python six library exists to help projects create code that runs on both Python 2 and Python 3. On my VirtualBox guest Ubuntu 20.04, that's 3.8.x right now. Recently, I started to use Vagrant to test Ansible playbooks on Fedora machines.

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