I'm not entirely sure what I changed, but {{ '{{' }} .Id {{ '}}' }}
started working for me.
Thanks for the alternatives, I'll keep those in mind.
On 8/8/2014 4:32 PM, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Alternatively, you could also do:
\{\{.Id\}\}
Or
{% raw %}{{ .Id }}{% endraw %}
I probably prefer the
Also, is there any reason you're not using the user module to manage
entries in your passwd/shadow files?
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 6:30 PM, Michael DeHaan wrote:
> lineinfile is tricky and I don't have bandwidth to debug this one right
> now, but maybe some other folks would like to help?
>
> Mos
I think I rejected this in the past, when we were young, saying you could
set this in ~.ssh/config (as you can).
I'm open to it now though, for exactly those reasons.
Would need to be implemented in ssh.py and probably raise warnings if found
in paramiko.py.
Code submissions would be great, othe
I'd love a feature that let you set ansible_ssh_proxy in this way. I'd be
able to set it from my openstack inventory module.
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 11:51:03 AM UTC-8, Adam Heath wrote:
>
> I've had musings on that too. Currently, I think you'd have to manually
> configure $HOME/.ssh/con
"One thing that would really help here and is general enough I'm sure it
would find use elsewhere as well is to have the template module capable of
outputting to a variable rather than a file. That certainly would help me
in my case, and I've seen cases elsewhere while trying to improve my code
fo
Alternatively, you could also do:
\{\{.Id\}\}
Or
{% raw %}{{ .Id }}{% endraw %}
I probably prefer the raw/endraw most of the time.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 5:35 PM, Michael Peters
wrote:
> Probably not the best way, but you could use a string inside of the
> jinja templating
>
> - name:
hash_merge would only merge hashes, not lists.
So if you instead had users keyed such that they were in the hash based on
the username, that would work.
users:
dev:
name: dev
groups: ['dev']
uid: 2001
etc
The extra "name" may also be redundant, but this should get you o
lineinfile is tricky and I don't have bandwidth to debug this one right
now, but maybe some other folks would like to help?
Most of the time, I *strongly* recommend just templating the file, that way
you are centrally very sure of the state of everything that's in there.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at
Ouch, absolutely should have.
There's a flag "required_together" in the argument spec that can be used
for this.
Can you please file a ticket in GitHub so we can take care of this one?
Random killing of nodes is definitely not something we wish to encourage!
Sometimes nodes deserve it though, b
Yeah you are going to need to write your own iterator for a lookup plugin
at that level of complexity.
Take a look at "with_subelements" for one example of one that is almost
there.
Or you could just restructure your info to make it easier, if it was coming
from a YAML file.
On Fri, Aug 8,
run_once does that for a task, yes.
Long-form, may be useful, as well;
# all of em
- hosts: webservers
tasks:
- blarg
- blarg
# just on the head node
- hosts: webservers[0]
tasks:
- blarg
- blarg
# now some others
- hosts: dbservers
tasks:
- blarg
On Fri, Aug 8,
ec2_metric_alarm was added more recently, yes.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 8:38 AM, Sankalp Khare
wrote:
> Doesn't the ec2_metric_alarm module do this already? Or was this post from
> a time before that module was added...
>
>
> On Thursday, 13 March 2014 21:09:16 UTC+5:30, Michael DeHaan wrote:
>
"I don't think ssh.py (or any other specific connection plugin) is a good
place for this, I think it should rather be done as separate plugin or in
core.
That's because I'd like to see the same layers used with
local/ssh/accelerate."
I'm not sure that's a good idea.
(A) all distros are moving to
Can you share how you installed Ansible as well?
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Guanwen Zhang wrote:
> The OS is CentOS 6.5 64 bit.
>
>
> Initial questions - what OS are you running from and how did you install
> ansible?
>
>
>
> Pycrypto can get confused when your libs get mixed between OS
For example, say I have file, .bashrc that I want to write to my target
host during the cloud-init process. In some cases, like with CoreOS which
sets files like this one read-only once cloud-init is complete, there are
things you can do during cloud-init that you cannot do afterwards
(otherwi
Probably not the best way, but you could use a string inside of the
jinja templating
- name: obtain image id
local_action: shell docker inspect --format={{ '{{.Id}}' }} {{
docker_image_name }} | cut
register: docker_image_id
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Vijay Korapaty wrote:
I don't know if you know this, but variables can themselves be
templated. You can do this in a set_fact or even in a variable file
(group_vars, host_vars, var_files, etc).
For instance:
set_fact: foo={% if yada %}{{ (blah + baz) / 100 }}{% else %}{{ fiddly
* 100 }}{% endif %}
Or in a var file:
Michael, no need to apologize, you've already helped a lot, thank you!
One thing that would really help here and is general enough I'm sure it
would find use elsewhere as well is to have the template module capable of
outputting to a variable rather than a file. That certainly would help me
alternatives module works for me, if it does not for you, could you file a
bug?
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Hi all,
I have a playbook used for setting up new servers here, that among other
things, ensures both NTP and NIS (yes, we still use NIS here...) are
installed and are running. The problem I am seeing is that when the
playbook executes the notify action for restarting the ntpd service, it is
f
I'm trying to execute the following task:
- name: obtain image id
local_action: shell docker inspect --format={{.Id}} {{ docker_image_name
}} | cut
register: docker_image_id
where '{{.Id}}' should not be considered as a variable. I've tried
escaping it in this fashion: {{ '{
I have a playbook with a role that creates users that are defined in
group_vars/all, similar to this
role https://galaxy.ansible.com/list#/roles/51. When I define a user in
the host_vars/foo it takes over precedence and does not add the users I
have in group_vars/all. I have set hash_behaviou
Hi everyone,
In one of my plays, in a EC2 action, I used the "exact_count" parameter and
forgot to specify "count_tag". Ansible tried to kill one of my EC2 machines
randomly (fortunately it had API termination disabled).
In such case, as exact_count and count_tag are dependent of each other
(ac
I have structures in group_vars files that looks roughly like the following:
Accounts1:
files:
- { src: 'src_path/filename1', dest: 'dest_path/filename1' }
- { src: 'src_path/filename2', dest: 'dest_path/filename2' }
app_groups:
- { name: 'group1', gid: '1234' }
The OS is CentOS 6.5 64 bit.
Initial questions - what OS are you running from and how did you install
ansible?
Pycrypto can get confused when your libs get mixed between OS packages and
pip.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 5:46 PM, Guanwen Zhang wrote:
>
> I installed ansible 1.7, when I played m
I tried using the debian-specific update-alternatives module but this did
not work. Very simply, I have a command that when executed from the
command line on the server itself works fine but via a task in our playbook
says it succeeded but in reality has no effect.
Very simply, I am trying to
When you don't specify a destination path, it is going to use the filename
to decide the filename of the output.
The solution would be to specify the full path to the destination file.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 1:51 AM, David Karban wrote:
> Hi,
>
> AFAIK it is correct and ansible is doing it
I'm sorry, I found your use case too confusing for me to understand - no
offense implied - with what you were doing with lookup plugins.
I can't help you explore it further.
This may just be the case of a mailing list making it hard to communicate,
but things like "The problem is that the output
I'm not going to sell things on this list, but pricing has recently been
updated if you have not checked recently - so it might actually make sense
for you.
It's a lot more complex to get this right than you think, so it may be
worthwhile if you have such needs.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 9:39 AM,
Initial questions - what OS are you running from and how did you install
ansible?
Pycrypto can get confused when your libs get mixed between OS packages and
pip.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 5:46 PM, Guanwen Zhang wrote:
>
> I installed ansible 1.7, when I played my playbook, I got the following
>
Super-sweet! For anyone who is wondering, the "full" documentation is in
here: http://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_delegation.html
Thanks!
On Friday, August 8, 2014 10:15:16 AM UTC-4, Michael Peters wrote:
>
> Ansible 1.7 added the new "run_once" keyword so that a given action
> will only ru
Ansible 1.7 added the new "run_once" keyword so that a given action
will only run once for that host list.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 10:08 AM, Guy Matz wrote:
> Hi! I have a few django servers . . . I would like to run a syncdb in my
> playbook, but only need/want one of the django servers in the
Hi! I have a few django servers . . . I would like to run a syncdb in my
playbook, but only need/want one of the django servers in the group to run
that play . . . do I need to designate a machine to run that or is there
an easier way?
Thanks!!
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yes you can use hostvars, hostvars[host]['ansible_ssh_host'] replacing host
with the host you want to get in info on.
also ansible_ssh_host is available as a variable for the current play host,
you can simply do {{ ansible_ssh_host }}
On Friday, August 8, 2014 9:14:39 AM UTC+2, Stefan Lapers wr
I hear that, but atm we can not afford to go that direction. I was more
asking what users who have not been able to afford the commercial product
are doing in the mean-time.
On Friday, August 8, 2014 6:42:55 AM UTC-4, Vitaliy Zhhuta wrote:
>
> for such kind of tasks Ansible created Tower http:/
for such kind of tasks Ansible created Tower http://www.ansible.com/tower
Пʼятниця, 8 серпня 2014 р. 08:44:24 UTC+3 користувач Gary Malouf написав:
>
> Today, we have a setup where all of our playbooks, roles, etc are owned
> and run by root on our 'management instance'. Some important key files
Doesn't the ec2_metric_alarm module do this already? Or was this post from
a time before that module was added...
On Thursday, 13 March 2014 21:09:16 UTC+5:30, Michael DeHaan wrote:
>
> There's no specific plan for adding this, but we're always open to pull
> requests for upgrades.
>
> Not sure
Hi,
Is it possible to access ansible_ssh_host (and other inventory parameters)
in a playbook ?
The goal is to copy/backup files *from* a remote machine to the local
ansible station or a machine specified with delegate_to using rsync over
ssh. So i would need to expand the ssh connection info in
Hi,
AFAIK it is correct and ansible is doing it at least from 1.1 (when I
started with it). If you set only path, template file name is just copied
as is in src argument.
template: src=admin-pwd-chg.ldif.j2 dest=/tmp/admin-pwd-chg.ldif
will work.
David
2014-08-07 23:41 GMT+02:00 John Oliver :
Sounds interesting! Thanks for the suggestion!
2014-08-07 23:16 GMT+02:00 Michael DeHaan :
> For dictionaries, you can use ".keys()" to get all of them. There is also
> ".iteritems()" which returns a tuple of both the key and the value.
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 6:58 AM, Valentino Gaglia
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