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I've been using Xilonz's trellis-backup-role successfully in all my (Trellis) projects, which uses this role as dependency. Backups are uploaded to a Digital Ocean Space using S3.
In my latest project, which uses a Ubuntu 22.04 droplet for the first time (instead of 20.04), I'm not able to successfully provision my droplet with the exact same setup/credentials. I already created an issue in the trellis-backup-role repo for this, but I think the issue originates in this package.
While it should be focal in order to use python3 correct?
I used the standard Ubuntu 22.04 (LTS) x64 image in Digital Ocean.
When I ssh into my droplet both python --version as well as python3 --version return:
Python 3.10.12
So it's trying to install the python(2x) version of boto while it should be the python3 version?
I tried installing python3-boto manually by adding it to trellis like this:
Hi there,
I've been using Xilonz's trellis-backup-role successfully in all my (Trellis) projects, which uses this role as dependency. Backups are uploaded to a Digital Ocean Space using S3.
In my latest project, which uses a Ubuntu 22.04 droplet for the first time (instead of 20.04), I'm not able to successfully provision my droplet with the exact same setup/credentials. I already created an issue in the trellis-backup-role repo for this, but I think the issue originates in this package.
So the error I'm getting is:
"No package matching 'python-boto' is available"
Which is defined here as:
python{{ system_python_version }}-boto
This
system_python_version
variable is defined here like this:So when I try to debug this
{{ ansible_distribution_release }}
variable in my server.yml playbook as apre_task
:It outputs jammy:
While it should be focal in order to use
python3
correct?I used the standard Ubuntu 22.04 (LTS) x64 image in Digital Ocean.
When I ssh into my droplet both
python --version
as well aspython3 --version
return:So it's trying to install the python(2x) version of
boto
while it should be the python3 version?I tried installing
python3-boto
manually by adding it to trellis like this:But it still fails with the same error, is there anything else I can do to fix this?
Thanks!
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