Hello,
How can I add a new line to a parameter, for example:
fail: msg=Error:\n {myoutput.stdout}
...
\n is not working there and not clue in doc / internet search
Thank you for ansible !
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Snapshots let you store the state of a vm to roll back to later. It's
different from cloning. I searched the module for clone and template
and neither is there.
The examples don't cover all the config options, nor do the docs.
vm_hardware: memory_mb: 2048 num_cpus: 2 osid: centos64Guest scsi:
Nice! Thanks for presenting!
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 5:08 AM, Dan Bohea dbo...@gmail.com wrote:
Heads up for any Drupal people in this group:
In case you're attending DrupalCon Amsterdam in September, I'd like to
draw your attention to the BOF session on Ansible and Drupal
UPDATE: running either works just fine.
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You said you're getting a connection refused, so check the firewall and
winrm settings on the Windows machine.
There's an example script (
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/examples/scripts/ConfigureRemotingForAnsible.ps1)
that takes care of WinRM making sure the box allows remote
I have 3 variables named IPOctet, ServerIPRange and epcrange. If I perform
the following operation in my terminal, it works perfectly
IPOctet=$(echo $ServerIPRange/$epcrange+$IPOctet | bc)
How to I do something similar in a ansible inside a task, for e.g
hosts: localhost
gather_facts:
