Correction to my previous email:
    You *COULD* run a play right before it that registers the full path of
`systemctl` found on the system (maybe use `shell: which systemctl`), but
that is not a stable method in some cases.  I suggest using `systemd:` with
the OS version check if needed.

On Fri, Nov 16, 2018 at 9:31 PM <d...@linder.org> wrote:

> I'd suggest not using the `shell:` module, instead use the `systemd:`
> module.
>
> Then setup the `when:` clause with a third that only executes this play on
> OS versions that have `systemctl` (e.g. RHEL 7+, etc).  You run a play
> right before it that registers the full path of `systemctl` found on the
> system (maybe use `shell: which systemctl`).
>
> Something like this:
>      - name: manage services using systemctl
>        tags:  manage services using systemctl
>        systemd:
>          name: {{servicesList}}
>          state: {{actionTodo}}
>        with_items:
>          - "{{servicesList}}"
>        when:
>          - ansible_os_family == "RedHat" and ansible_lsb.major_release|int
> >= 7
>          - actionTodo != ""
>          - servicesList != ""
>        ignore_errors: true
>        register: p2
>
>
> On Friday, November 16, 2018 at 8:06:40 AM UTC-6, moisset...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>>
>> i'm trying this in a playbook:
>>
>> ..
>> vars:
>>    actionTodo: "{{ variable_actionTodo }}"
>>    servicesList: "{{ variable_servicesList }}"
>>    actionTodo_list: [start,stop,rstart,rstop,status,rstatus]
>> ..
>>
>>  - name: manage services using systemctl
>>     tags:  manage services using systemctl
>>     shell:  systemctl {{actionTodo}} {{servicesList}}
>>     with_items:
>>       - "{{servicesList}}"
>>     when: actionTodo != "" and  servicesList != ""
>>     ignore_errors: true
>>     register: p2
>>
>>
>>   - debug:
>>       var: p2
>>
>> i'd like to compare:
>> - actionTo value with value from actionTo_list
>> - and avoid printing "command not found"  node without systemctl
>>
>>
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