When I use ansible_host in lineinfile module with ansible 2.0, I get
ansible_host="". But in debug module, I can get exact host name by
ansible_host. Is it a ansible 2.0 bug?
Actually, when I used ansible_ssh_host with ansible 1.9, it was OK.
My tasks are:
- debug: msg="ansible_host is {{ ansible_host }}"
- name: Configure SonarQube host, context and port.
lineinfile:
dest: /usr/local/sonar/conf/sonar.properties
regexp: "{{ item.regexp }}"
line: "{{ item.line }}"
with_items:
- regexp: "^sonar.web.host"
line: "sonar.web.host={{ ansible_host }}"
- regexp: "^sonar.web.port"
line: "sonar.web.port={{ sonar_http_port }}"
- regexp: "^sonar.web.context"
line: "sonar.web.context={{ sonar_http_context }}"
- regexp: "^sonar.search.port"
line: "sonar.search.port=0"
The tasks result is:
TASK [sonar : debug]
***********************************************************
ok: [controller] => {
"msg": "ansible_host is 192.168.33.10"
}
TASK [sonar : Configure SonarQube host, context and port.]
*********************
ok: [controller] => (item={u'regexp': u'^sonar.web.host', u'line': u'
sonar.web.host='})
ok: [controller] => (item={u'regexp': u'^sonar.web.port', u'line':
u'sonar.web.port=9000'})
ok: [controller] => (item={u'regexp': u'^sonar.web.context', u'line':
u'sonar.web.context='})
ok: [controller] => (item={u'regexp': u'^sonar.search.port', u'line':
u'sonar.search.port=0'})
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