Well, this is in no way an ansible issue, unless you are a bit more verbose.Do you have any console output?Can you ping the host?Can you ssh to the host as the ansible user?If not, solve those issues, then come back.Sent from my iPhoneOn 16 Apr 2023, at 19:28, Abdulrehman Khurram wrote:Facing usi
You can simply do it by having multiple plays in one playbook. Many ways to
skin this cat.
```
---
- name: reboot server 1
hosts: server1
tasks:
- reboot
- name: reboot the rest
hosts: zoneA, !server1
tasks:
- reboot
```
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> On 15 Feb 2022, at 07:13, jay
Hi Alan,
Extend the list of "category_names" to include more or less all and any
possible category.
What happens when you run the playbook, is that it only lists and installs
the ones that you states in the "category_names", whereas the Windows
Update in your clients will search for all and anyth
I see no problem with doing that.
Just make sure that your module has default values for both parameter1 and
param_container, so that you can enter your method.
Then, once you are in your code, you can check for the version and take proper
action.
//magnus
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> On 10 Jul 202
You use "register: myVariable" on the shell task, then "when:
myVariable.stdout == XY" on the next task.
https://www.mydailytutorials.com/ansible-register-variables/
//magnus
On Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 1:51 PM Amir Alavi wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Newbie here - I'm writing a playbook that I'm running a
I think you have missed part of the ansible concept, and is mixing up where
you loop through the variables. It sounds like you want to call a program
that is looping through something you mention in a group_var file, whereas
the plugin should just take a single parameter, and do its thing atomic
Den lördag 24 augusti 2019 kl. 00:37:41 UTC+2 skrev Kai Stian Olstad:
>
> >
> > Because using hyphen is recommended way for hostname (also DNS)
>
> Hyphen in hostname is not affected by this, just group names since they
> are variables.
>
>
Groups are not at all a variable, to be honest. It
