From the logs reported above I desume you also have Python 3 so I guess the same is happening also to you.
After installed successfully, you can verify the version by executing below command. After configuring epel repository, you can install Ansible using following command. Hi! I tried to investigate it a bit, since I was curious, and I report following what I think could be the current situation.įirst I have to say I looked at Ansible DNF module, since the YUM module in my case is resulting in the usage of DNF, since I am using Python 3. Fedora users can directly install Ansible through default repository, but if you are using RHEL/CentOS 6, 7, you have to enable EPEL repo.
# ansible-playbook -vvvvvv -i localhost, ~/test.yaml.
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