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libsemanage-python not available on CentOS 8
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I've been facing the same issue, which I solved locally with the following change: diff -uNr roles/bertvv.samba/vars/os_RedHat.yml roles/samba/vars/os_RedHat.yml
--- roles/bertvv.samba/vars/os_RedHat.yml 2019-06-22 19:40:00.000000000 +0200
+++ roles/samba/vars/os_RedHat.yml 2020-06-03 16:59:47.521444704 +0200
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
samba_vfs_packages: []
samba_selinux_packages:
- - libsemanage-python
+ - "{{ ( ansible_distribution_major_version | int >= 8 ) | ternary('python3-libsemanage', 'libsemanage-python') }}"
samba_selinux_booleans:
- samba_enable_home_dirsIt's a bit obfuscated but it works. A fix in Galaxy would be nice so that I can get rid of my local changes. |
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DEV: Add samba server with pre-defined shares to Windows vagrant setup to allow for more extensive tests on shares I had to create local copies of rhbase and samba roles to fix package issues with CentOS 8, the original roles are still downloaded to notice once it's fixed, see: * bertvv/ansible-role-rh-base#20 * bertvv/ansible-role-samba#54
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In CentOS 8 (and almost certainly RHEL 8 as well),
libsemanage-pythonis renamed topython3-libsemanage. As a result, the SELinux Package installation fails when executed on a current CentOS system.The issue could be fixed by updating the line in
vars/os_RedHat.yml, no idea how to make it backwards compatible though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: