If you want to just include defaults, vars and handlers it would be nice to
be able to not run any of the roles tasks.
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We are happy to announce the availability of Ansible 2.3.0 RC3!
This RC continues to address a few small bugs we wanted to fix before the
final release:
* Fixed a bug in dealing with leading garbage text when looking for a
become prompt.
* Some additional minor correctiosn to network connection p
There are tools coming in Ansible 2.3 that should also help to do mass
upgrades of PS2 hosts (eg, become/runas, win_psexec). The underlying WinRM
exec wrapper in 2.3 has greatly increased reliance on Powershell 3 and .NET
4 (which is why we didn't want to support back to PS2 in the first place),
I'd suggest using the upgrade_to_ps3 script mentioned here
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_windows.html#getting-to-powershell-3-0-or-higher
on your s2008r2 machines.- powershell 2 pre-dates the remote management via
web services stuff.. You can just about get a remote shell with ps2 but
Specifically, note from the example Matt provided that all values in the
YAML inventory file are map values, never lists. So the - (dash) preceding
your "prod" and "stag" groups should be removed. Also note that all hosts
listed under a "host:" mapping are also mapping values, so must end with a
There is an example yaml inventory on github explaining the structure. You
can find it at:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/examples/hosts.yaml
On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 6:53 AM vinod kumar wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I'm trying to use a yaml file as inventory file which looks like below:
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to use a yaml file as inventory file which looks like below:
- prod:
webserver:
hosts:
example1.com
db_servers:
hosts:
example2.com
example3.com
- stag:
webserver:
hosts:
example3.com
It doesn't seem to work, and
Hi Eric.
I am very interested in what you had to do to get powershell 2 working with
Ansible.
I am in a situation where I still have a LOT of Windows 2008 R2 out there
that still have powershell 2 installed.
I'd love to know which changes you had to make to get it to work.
Thx
- Herman -
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