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This seems odd. Sorry I do not have a Docker Debian image at hand.
What is the preferred way to restart the network interface without the ifupdown package?
Or should we just install it?
For me installing it did work. However, I saw some code where you just check that some command line tools are installed. Since I am new to Ansible I am not sure if installing those tools or checking for their existence is the right thing to do.
Ansible is quite simple. If you know what you would do manually on the command line, it is very easy to automate that.
If will leave this open for now. We do not use Debian over here, so it might take a while until someone finds a good fix.
When configuring a docker Debain image the following error occures:
RUNNING HANDLER [dresden-weekly.network-interfaces : network all interfaces changed] ***
fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "msg": "Could not find the requested service networking: host"}
Installing the ifupdown packege seems to fix the issue.
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