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We've identified an issue where the default users and groups that Ansible provisions do not align with the user & group then used in other tasks.
The task in tasks/base/general/make_user.yml defines the group "elastic" and "docker" - Elastic then ends up being the primary group from what we can see.
But in the download step under tasks/ece-bootstrap/main.yml it tries to then set the group ownership of the file to elastic_user_group - which does not exist and was never created.
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Hi @nerophon
I just came across your issue and tried to verify that. These are the corresponding code lines where the user 'elastic' with the primary group 'elastic' is added to the local 'docker' group
- name: Modify user elastic to be included in groups
user:
name: elastic
groups: docker
append: yes
when: getent_passwd["elastic"] != none
But in the affected file where the wrong group permission should be set I did not find the group you mentioned (I think this is the download task you mentioned)
ECE 2.7
We've identified an issue where the default users and groups that Ansible provisions do not align with the user & group then used in other tasks.
The task in tasks/base/general/make_user.yml defines the group "elastic" and "docker" - Elastic then ends up being the primary group from what we can see.
But in the download step under tasks/ece-bootstrap/main.yml it tries to then set the group ownership of the file to elastic_user_group - which does not exist and was never created.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: