For what it's worth, I get a different type of error message when I try to
run something similar with Redis.
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/7986
On Saturday, 16 August 2014 02:03:11 UTC+2, Shih Oon Liong wrote:
I was trying to provision a new memcached server via ansible
- name:
I have a tikitaka3.yml (main yml file) and a tikitaka3a.yml (playbook to be
included) . When I prompt the user for a variable and then in the tasks
section when I call it, like so
---
- hosts: all
vars:
khan:
vars_prompt:
- name: targetenv
prompt: Select group to modify 1.)EPC
I have a tikitaka3.yml (main yml file) and a tikitaka3a.yml (playbook to be
included) . When I prompt the user for a variable and then in the tasks
section when I call it, like so:
---
- hosts: all
vars:
khan:
# contents: {{ lookup('file',
This is now working for the roles file in YAML format.
It doesn't work so well for role dependencies - we'd probably need to declare
some special variables for that.
At the moment the YAML file format is
- src: git+http://git.example.com/repos/horrible-role-name;
name: nice-role-name
The when does not affect the include itself, it gets added to all tasks
included.
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Since ansible doesn't have a module for CF(as far as i've looked), I am
attempting to create one. Boto does support CF but has issued warning in
the docs http://boto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/cloudfront_tut.html (that
the module is not well-tested).
What kinds of tests are Ansible-Devs looking
Hi Michael,
Is there a github issue for the module proposal you are talking about? I
have multiple use cases for includes with_fileglob ( for
example https://gist.github.com/anonymous/1691f3ab625175011449 ) and the
current proposal feel kind of hackish. It could, of course, be me because
I'm
Hello everybody,
I'm *super* new to ansible. I just installed it following the instructions
and configured my servername at the hosts file. When I try to do ping to my
hosting I get this:
becca@becca-LAPTOP:/$ ansible all -m ping -
sg111.servergrove.com ESTABLISH CONNECTION FOR USER:
There's not a github issue.
Generally we don't want to see feature request tickets (GitHub ticket
organization is a giant pain -- though we'll leave them open when someone
has a especially good idea), so it's mostly a matter of getting the work
done. We've got a note to look at this in 1.8
and the current proposal feel kind of hackish
A matter of opinion, clearly, which I don't think is fair to those
discussing it unless you can present a better proposal.
In any event, group discussion should happen on ansible-devel, not on
GitHub.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 8:26 AM, Michael
I was under the impression that
it's really about having the host [being modified via ansible] accept
the identity of a host on the other end of a git/ssh connection it
hasn't been manually told to trust.
The usage of accept_hostkey=yes is an indication that you are telling it
manually to trust.
Looks like you are missing a tasks section and also have some indent issues.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 6:55 AM, Imran Khan khan.imran2...@gmail.com
wrote:
I have a tikitaka3.yml (main yml file) and a tikitaka3a.yml (playbook to
be included) . When I prompt the user for a variable and then in
Take a look at the docs of the group_by module if you want some more
elegant output based on dynamic criteria.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 7:44 AM, Brian Coca brianc...@gmail.com wrote:
The when does not affect the include itself, it gets added to all tasks
included.
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I have solved my issue by providing a variable to the deploy task,
which will in turn include that.
But it does feel somewhat like writing try-catch-finally behaviour
code in C, having to split all the before, between and after stuff
into separate files (functions).
includes: git-deploy.yml
vars:
I'm not sure pip has the same problem, which is effectively that dependency
declarations are useful at both install time and at run time
In the below example 'this_is_a_role_variable' is a variable that gets passed
to the role when it is run (and dependencies are run before the role itself is
Basically I want to run my secondary playbook on a specific number of hosts
in a specific group (I have shown just one example of a group here i.e.
umar, I intend on having three groups) using var_prompts, the group is
going to be specified in my main file whereas the logic for particular host
The group_by module?
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 8:42 AM, Imran Khan khan.imran2...@gmail.com
wrote:
Then what can I do to achieve the functionality that I require?
On Monday, August 18, 2014 4:44:18 AM UTC-7, Brian Coca wrote:
The when does not affect the include itself, it gets added to all
See also http://ansible.com/tower for the official one, which has a lot
more structured solution around access control, logging, and lots of other
things.
Autoscaling support is quite awesome, which appears to be what this is
trying to simulate.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 10:03 AM, Frank
Thanks for the replies. I have posted a support on AWS Forum, so hopefully
I get a reply back.
I have though manage to semi fixed it. It seems in some regions, AWS either
'cache_security_groups' to be empty OR 'security_group_ids' to be passed
empty. The below seems to now work happily with
Thanks for the replies. I have posted a support on AWS Forum, so hopefully
I get a reply back.
I have though manage to semi fixed it. It seems in some regions, AWS either
'cache_security_groups' to be empty OR 'security_group_ids' to be passed
empty. The below seems to now work happily with
I have not had the same issue as you but I found I had to add the domain
user I was using into the remote management group that is created on the
windows hosts at the time that you run Trond's setup script. I'm away from
the machine right now so can't remember the exact name of the group but
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