Lesson Menu doesn´t show up in Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (Bionic Beaver) Subsystem for Windows 10 about ansible-interactive-tutorial HOT 7 OPEN

For me with Win10 and Powershell menu opens then closes automatically. Tried to run it from Git bash , it complains about tty and suggest to use winpty. Tried ,not worked either. So in Hyperv I created an Ubuntu as virt machine and runnning it from there. It works well with same type of Ubuntu.

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Thank you for your answer, atekka85epam! Yes, that was the behaviour for me too, I was trying to avoid having to create a new VM, that´s why I tried with the Windows 10 UNIX subsystem.

Thank you!

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Other open issues seems to be related but I could not find time to work on this yet.

Also please note, you can always run the tutorial on http://play-with-docker.com

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Ah, this one is different than other issues, I'll try to find a similar setup and try to reproduce.

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This issue still exists. It looks like it has something to do with mounted paths:

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OK, got it to run using a workaround. I simply replaced the paths within the file tutorial.sh to absolute Windows paths (double backslash instead forward slash).

On my machine (Windows, using Git For Windows Bash) the variable BASEDIR is set to /c/Users/my-user/ansible-interactive-tutorial. So I added the following to the file tutorial.sh:

BASEDIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"
BASEDIR_WIN="C:\\Users\\my-user\\ansible-interactive-tutorial"

NOF_HOSTS=3
NETWORK_NAME="ansible.tutorial"
WORKSPACE="${BASEDIR}/workspace"
WORKSPACE_WIN="${BASEDIR_WIN}\\workspace"
TUTORIALS_FOLDER="${BASEDIR}/tutorials"
TUTORIALS_FOLDER_WIN="${BASEDIR_WIN}\\tutorials"

And within the function runTutorialContainer, I referenced to the *_WIN variables for the docker run command.

See also:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41394822/docker-invalid-characters-for-local-volume-name

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