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Thanks for this great work (Adding chown -R to install path) Tested on Ubuntu bionic with activemq 5.16.0
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Adding chown -R for newly created user to install path
Tested on Ubuntu bionic with activemq 5.16.0
GitHub Issue: (link)
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What does this Pull Request do?
This little peace of code added for me in Ubuntu 18.04 bionic beaver the chown -R for an activemq installation.
And it fixed a bug which occur if I try to run the service with the newly created user, because of missing permissions to run the activemq.
What's new?
How should this be tested?
With Ubuntu 18.04 and activemq 5.16.0 and just run the playbook.
Additional Notes:
Thanks for this great ansible playbook! :)
I it is not overloaded and I can simply embedded in any other playbook through roles/activemq/
.It stopped me from writing a lot of code.
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