Wait for systemd-tmpfiles-setup service to complete after container restart
There is a race condition between starting an lxc container and executing the first ansible task. Ansible makes heavy use of /tmp and the first task executed after 'lxc-start' will collide with systemd-tmpfiles-setup which by default removes all content from /tmp, including the working files of any ansible task which happens to be running. This causes a fatal error for ansible which cannot be recovered with retries. This patch adds a raw command to check the state of the tmpfiles-setup service and wait until it has completed, avoiding the race confdition. Change-Id: I4ada8473bfd17b763bde16ac95099ddf7deb541c
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- common-lxc
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- name: Wait for container tmpfiles-setup finish
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raw: systemctl status systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service | grep Process | grep 'code=exited' >/dev/null
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register: systemd_tmpfiles
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until: systemd_tmpfiles.rc == 0
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retries: 20
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delay: 2
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changed_when: false
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- name: Wait for container connectivity
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wait_for_connection:
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connect_timeout: "{{ lxc_container_wait_params.connect_timeout | default(omit) }}"
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