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__galaxy_user_group: "{{ ((galaxy_group | default({})).name | default(galaxy_group)) if galaxy_group is defined else (__galaxy_group_result.results[0].ansible_facts.getent_group.keys() | first) }}"
__galaxy_privsep_user_group: "{{ ((galaxy_group | default({})).name | default(galaxy_group)) if galaxy_group is defined else (__galaxy_group_result.results[1].ansible_facts.getent_group.keys() | first) }}"
In both cases, the galaxy_group variable is set, and so those values are equivalent. But it doesn't account for the fact that nginx still needs access.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
During deployment with priv-sep, the permissions for the galaxy directory can become too restrictive.
Overriding them with
solves the issue, but, it is sub-optimal for new admins.
It is set due to
But for EU (and others), we have it set such that:
Thus, given
In both cases, the galaxy_group variable is set, and so those values are equivalent. But it doesn't account for the fact that nginx still needs access.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: