We're still hashing this out. I believe the current code allows this but
introduces other bugs that we need to figure out whether/how to solve.
-Toshio
On Oct 27, 2014 1:26 PM, "Collin Allen" wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I see in the docs that ansible-galaxy in 1.8 will allow users to control
> where
Some things to try:
If you cut and pasted the ansible.cfg section, the spelling of the
section header is incorrect:
s/ssh_connectin/ssh_connection/
Check that you don't have an old control socket lying around in
~/.ansible/cp/ between fixing that problem or otherwise updating your
ssh connection
Hi folks,
I see in the docs that ansible-galaxy in 1.8 will allow users to control
where roles are fetched from using a new requirements.yml format. This is
remarkably useful for privately-hosted roles, so thanks to everyone
involved for all the work that has been put into this particular featu
Hi,
A new ansible user here... I've been perusing the mailing list archives and
have gathered a lot of useful tidbits.
I've been fairly successful in figuring out how to create a set of users on
a list of hosts. However, what I'm not so clear about is how to create
different sets of users on di
Hi,
I want to use logentries to forward important log files. Most servers have
the same files, but there are some which are specific based on which
services are running. So I figured out one way to do this by using
with_items like the example below, but I'm not sure if this is considered a
I would like to md5sum two conf files server.xml and server.xml_latest in
the same folder on two instances on remote server. How can I get stdout
just *"b9b82f9ad039e9d1b4c0233dbacf3934
/opt/tomcat-instance/fep21/conf/server.xml" *or somehow check if config
file have same md4sum and stdout on
Hi. I am trying to set up an environment using different passwords for
different hosts:
In ./group_vars/all I have the line:
---
> ansible_sudo_pass: "{{ lookup('password', 'passwords/' +
> inventory_hostname) }}"
> #ansible_sudo_pass:
(basically stolen from this
page:
http://serverfault.
Can you rename hotfixes to avoid the dash?(-) and try again?
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It looks for the file in the "base" directory or in the templates/
subdirectory. The "base" directory is the directory of the current play or
role.
On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 6:31 AM, Joe Adams wrote:
> Is there somewhere that documents what paths are searched when inside a
> template or in include
I usually use "dist" which does "dist-upgrade" which works for me without
aptitude.
I think dist-upgrade makes more sense anyway.
I found this online describing the difference:
>From the man-page:
"upgrade is used to install the newest versions of all packages currently
installed on the system
Hello,
Something I discovered about ansible this morning surprised me.
Essentially: when loading vars files, anything loaded with a
*dynamically constructed name depending on the host* seems to be lower
precedence than those files with fixed names, or even dynamic names not
depending on the h
Hi All,
I'm using the bellow config in order to deploy Ansible in AWS with no
problem , the *db* servers are actually *RDS* instances and the rest is all
EC2 instances.
### inventory hosts file:
[db]
db1.example.com ansible_connection=local
[web]
web1.example.com
web2.example.com
web3.example
Is there somewhere that documents what paths are searched when inside a
template or in include calls from within a template? I can't find much
information about this at all.
On Wednesday, October 22, 2014 9:22:05 AM UTC-4, Joe Adams wrote:
>
> I originally though it might be permissions, but bo
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