Juan Calderon-Perez
Juan Calderon-Perez
@hille721 That works for one user. We have hundreds of hosts that run ansible using `ansible-pull`. Which is why I wanted to do this via `ansible.cfg`.
It would also help if ARA did this in the client code when ARA_INSECURE_API is set: ```python import urllib3 urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.InsecureRequestWarning) ``` When verify is `False`, here: https://github.com/ansible-community/ara/blob/master/ara/clients/http.py#L36
Using `ara_ca` in my ansible.cfg fixed the issue for me. :-) I think this issue can be closed. ansible.cfg ``` [ara] api_client = http ara_ca = /path/to/ca ara_host = https://example.com...
> > Using `ara_ca` in my ansible.cfg fixed the issue for me. :-) I think this issue can be closed. > > `api_ca`, right ? There is no such setting...
> > It would also help if ARA did this in the client code when ARA_INSECURE_API is set: > > ```python > > import urllib3 > > > > urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.InsecureRequestWarning)...
@dmsimard PR has been submitted
Automatically creating tagged images with Github Actions is super easy. I can work on a PR if needed.
> FYI @DataHearth and @gaby, I've also added an explicit requirement on py>=3.6 -- it was implicit due to django but now it's explicit. Looks good! Question, since you added...
@dvf Any updates on this? 🔥
Only way I have been able to get this to work is by passing `-v /opt/data/env.json:/opt/data/env.json` to the portainer server container. That hack doesn't work with portainer-agent though, seems like...