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Run the playbook from your control machine and all nodes will become updated with the latest version changes.
#ANSIBLE MAKE INSTALL ONLY IF CHANGES UPDATE#
#ANSIBLE MAKE INSTALL ONLY IF CHANGES DOWNLOAD#
This feature was broken in Debian Jessie, but eventually was rolled into the unattended-upgrades package see the discussion in #6 for more details. unattendedonlyonacpower: Download and install upgrades only on AC power. You may optionally define a specific time for rebooting ( unattended_automatic_reboot_time). If you enable automatic reboot feature ( unattended_automatic_reboot), the role will attempt to install update-notifier-common package, which is required on some systems for detecting and executing reboot after the upgrade. This is due to Origins Patterns usage if this is not available on your system, you may use the first version of the role. Make sure the control node has a regular user with sudo permissions and a firewall enabled, as explained in our Initial Server Setup guide. The role requires unattended-upgrades version 0.70 and newer, which is available since Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu 12.04 respectively. One Ansible control node: an Ubuntu 20.04 machine with Ansible installed and configured to connect to your Ansible hosts using SSH keys. If you set unattended_mail to an e-mail address, make sure mailx command is available and your system is able to send e-mails. The role uses apt module which has additional dependencies. Later, when the SSH server is configured for the first time and the default port is changed to my non-standard port, I then update the ansibleport fact manually in my playbook so that any further Ansible connections in the current run will work as expected. Ansible -m file -a "state=absent path=/etc/apt//10periodic" If it's not open check port 22 and set the ansibleport fact to that if so.