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01-09-2024 12:10 PM - edited 01-10-2024 10:50 AM
01-09-2024 02:13 PM
The error that is most important here from a really brief glance is the one that points out that you're missing pan-python. You need to install that so things can actually function.
01-09-2024 02:28 PM
Then the interpreter that Ansible is using and the one that you did the pip install on are not the same. You can find the interpreter path by doing the following:
import sys
print(sys.executable)
Part of the initial setup of Ansible should have been setting the interpreter to what you wanted. I'd recommend walking through an Ansible tutorial to get it up and running before you start following what PAN has, as PAN assumes that you have a functional environment fully setup first.
You could also just do the install through ansible.builtin.pip to run the install through the interpreter that Ansible is already using.
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