> On 10/15/2021 7:05 PM Brian Coca <bc...@redhat.com> wrote:
>
>
> A simple solution is to 'alter' the failure condition:
>
> - name: stop postgresql.service from systemd if running
> service:
> name: postgresql.service
> state: stopped
> become: yes
> register: psql_result
> failed_when: psql_result is failed and 'Could not find the
> requested service postgresql.service' not in psql_result['msg']
>
> Now it will only fail for reasons that are not 'the service is missing'
it took a bit of fiddeling with the indentation (not being transalted nicely to
the website view of the mailing list) but finally this combination works (in
terms of not producing any error on running the playbook).
##########################################################################
- name: gather service facts
service_facts:
- name: return postgres running or not
debug:
msg: "{{ ansible_facts.services.postgresql | default({ 'state' :
'absent'}) }}"
- name: stop postgresql.service from systemd if running
service:
name: postgresql.service
state: stopped
become: yes
register: psql_result
failed_when: psql_result is failed and 'Could not find the requested
service postgresql..service' not in psql_result['msg']
##########################################################################
I have not finish the entire installation, so I can not yet say whether in
works on the entire context yet.
nevertheless tx all of you for the suggestions
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