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hello folks I am unable to set env variables, so that app_user is able to run app as a linux service. can someone help ?

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Have a good look at
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_environment.html and make sure you understand what it says.

hello folks I am unable to set env variables, so that app_user is able to run app as a linux service. can someone help ?

tasks file for dvmt {{ app_name }}

  • name: include per-app variables
    include_vars:
    file: …/…/…/vars/{{ ENV }}-{{platform_type}}.yml

  • name: create app user {{ app_user }}
    user:
    name: “{{ app_user }}”
    state: present

  • name: install packages
    yum:
    name: “{{ item }}”
    state: present
    with_items:

  • “python36u”

  • “python36u-pip”

  • “{{ packages }}”

  • include_tasks: replace-freetds.yml
    when: use_isrg_freetds or use_isrg_freetds_force

  • name: create directories
    file:
    path: “{{ item }}”
    state: directory
    owner: “{{ app_user }}”
    group: “{{ app_user }}”
    mode: 0755
    with_items:

  • “{{ directories }}”

  • name: copy extra packages
    unarchive:
    src: “{{ item.name }}”
    dest: “{{ item.dest }}”
    with_items:

  • “{{ extra_packages }}”
    when: extra_packages|length > 0

  • name: remove existing virtual environment
    file:
    path: /opt/intuitive/{{ app_name }}/{{ app_version }}
    state: absent
    when: remove_first is defined and remove_first
    notify: restart {{ servicename }}

  • debug:
    msg: "**************** pip_server {{ pip_server }} **************** pip_serverport {{ pip_serverport }} "

  • name: install pip packages
    pip:
    name: “{{item.name}}”
    version: “{{item.version}}”
    extra_args: “–index-url=http://{{ pip_server }}:{{ pip_serverport }} --trusted-host {{ pip_server }}”
    virtualenv: /opt/intuitive/{{ app_name }}/{{ app_version }}
    virtualenv_command: “{{ virtualenv_cmd }}”
    with_items:

  • “{{ pip_packages }}”

  • name: set current symlink to this version
    file:
    src: /opt/intuitive/{{ app_name }}/{{ app_version }}
    dest: /opt/intuitive/{{ app_name }}/current
    state: link
    notify: restart {{ servicename }}

  • name: configure the config file
    template:
    src: templates/{{ app_config_template }}
    dest: /etc/intuitive/{{ app_name }}/{{ app_config_name }}
    owner: “{{ app_user }}”
    mode: 0600
    notify: restart {{ servicename }}

  • name: setup certificate file
    copy:
    content: “{{trusted_certs}}”
    dest: “{{cert_file}}”
    when: trusted_certs is defined and cert_file is defined
    notify: restart {{ servicename }}

  • name: copy service file
    template:
    src: templates/{{ service_config_template }}
    dest: /etc/systemd/system/{{ servicename }}
    notify: restart {{ servicename }}

  • name: enforce directory permissions
    file:
    dest: “{{ item }}”
    owner: “{{ app_user }}”
    group: “{{ app_user }}”
    recurse: yes
    with_items:

  • “{{ directories }}”

  • name: “enforce write permissions on /var/tmp/intuitive/dvmt-file-manager to file-sender”
    command: “setfacl -R -m g:app-user:rwx /var/tmp/intuitive/dvmt-file-manager/ & setfacl -R -d -m g:app-user:rwX /var/tmp/intuitive/dvmt-file-manager/”
    when: (app_user == “app-user”)

  • name: setup environment variable
    environment:
    db_url: “mssql+pymssql://{{app_db_user}}:{{app_db_password}}@{{app_db_server}}:{{app_db_port}}/{{app_db_name}}”
    pki_client_cacert_password: “{{pki_client_cacert_password}}”

This means nothing, there is no such module ‘environment’.