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Can't install rabbitmq #1
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The GTN tutorial is using the |
It definitely should be updated! Would you be able to propose the changes @gmauro ? Even just the playbook diff would be helpful, and I can rewrite the text around it. |
Brilliant thanks @gmauro I'll try with |
@hexylena I try to kick it during the weekend |
(apologies for writing outside of work hours) Just following up on this, @gmauro did you ever write that up, or @neoformit did you get it worked out? We'd love to update the training with that. |
Funny you mention, I'm sitting in the Pulsar tutorial with Simon now! I've updated my requirements to the |
Just posted a different issue |
I'm trying to install rabbitmq for pulsar setup following the GTN tutorial. It fails with a dependency error. I tried pinning an
erlang
version as Simon suggests here but I keep getting the same error when I run the Ansible playbook:I can install RabbitMQ fine on the debian CLI with the CloudSmith installation script provided by rabbitmq:
https://www.rabbitmq.com/install-debian.html#apt-quick-start-cloudsmith
The script does a lot of work adding PPAs which I assume provide the correct
erlang
(and associated package) versions. It also explicitly installserlang
dependencies.I'm not sure what the proper fix for this issue is in the
usegalaxy_eu.rabbitmq
Ansible role but I wonder if the install should follow the procedure in the CloudSmith script?Host machine is on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
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