Thanks for the suggestion Brian and senorsmile but I realized after
creating a task that ensures the tags exist before running the add_host
module I don't think this has anything to do with the api.
The add_host task is just adding the IP address of the instance to a group
TASK: [cep_aws | add
yes it does, thank you.
does this not seem like a bug?
On Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 2:40:53 PM UTC+3, J Hawkesworth wrote:
I think this is because when you logged into the machine, as part of the
login process a kerberos ticket has been cached for the user you logged in
as.
When
On Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 12:37:59 PM UTC+2, J Hawkesworth wrote:
Not tried myself but I wonder if you could use failed_when to reduce the
boilerplate a little:
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_error_handling.html#controlling-what-defines-failure
I believe I did try
I think this is because when you logged into the machine, as part of the
login process a kerberos ticket has been cached for the user you logged in
as.
When ansible runs, the winrm connection plugin determines that you want to
connect via kerberos (there is a bit of guessing going on here,
I'd love to use the wait_for module to ensure the tags exist before moving
to the next step but I don't see a way to run a command like:
aws ec2 describe-instances \
--filter \
Name=tag:ansible,Values=awsqa_helios_web \
Name=instance-state-code,Values=16 \
--query
Hi,
Currently i'm using static inventory in ansible and have folder structure
like Inventories/inv1, Inventories/inv2, etc..
# Inventories/inv1
[atlanta]
xyz.com
[europe]
abc.com
I need to have group variables for production in a way like
Inventories/group_vars/production which is specific
# Inventories/inv1
[atlanta]
xyz.com
[europe]
abc.com
I need to have group variables for production in a way like
Inventories/group_vars/production which is specific to Prod.
#Inventories/group_vars/production
---
url: 'jnp://mqendpoint.company.com:1099'
env: 'Production'
How can
I am trying to use the following in a template
var = {{ param | default(omit) }}
when the template copied to the host , it looks like this
var = __omit_place_holder__ced80263bbdf6fd69a66240ad5188ab4727dd7ad
instead of what i was hoping to get which was
#var =
any ideas on how to achieve
Hi, Brian. I'm trying to run a playbook file which by definition must
contain a hosts entry. When I run the ansible-playbook command with the
-i flag, I get this:
ansible-playbook -i '10.10.10.155,' -u root do_base_packages.yaml
PLAY [dummy]
this was a user error. I had something else wrong in my playbook
On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 10:53:03 AM UTC-7, taho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi - i have am trying to use the omit feature with my default
like this
default_availability_zone = {{ cinder_default_availability_zone |
Something like:
{% if param|default('MISSING') != 'MISSING' %}
var = {{ missing }}
{% else %}
#var =
{% endif %}
There are probably other options as well, but this is largely what I use
and what I see elsewhere.
On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 12:18 PM, tahon...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to use
A! Thanks Serge. So it is applying in the same manner as roles apply
args (e.g. tags: ).
So, now to figure out how to default a split().
On Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 10:09:32 AM UTC-7, Serge van Ginderachter
wrote:
On 19 August 2015 at 19:02, senorsmile senor...@gmail.com
Can you help me how to refer the group inside Inventories/Inventory1 ?
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And I've run into this bug yet again!
I have the following which fails on skipped hosts:
- name: Check all other host certs
connection: local
sudo: false
stat:
path: {{ role_path }}/templates/ca/{{ item }}.crt
with_items: {{
@Brian,
According to your comment in this issue:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/11961
the when: of the include: gets run AFTER the with_xxx of the child file?
This doesn't make any sense to me. If you are conditionally including a
file, NOTHING in that file should be processed.
On 19 August 2015 at 19:02, senorsmile senorsm...@gmail.com wrote:
the when: of the include: gets run AFTER the with_xxx of the child file?
This doesn't make any sense to me. If you are conditionally including a
file, NOTHING in that file should be processed. I am not being combative,
but
Sounds like you're wanting to be able to ssh to a machine based on
it's name instead of it's ip address. DNS is the obvious answer.
If not that, then maybe create an ansible playbook that generates an
/etc/hosts file for your control server based on the servers in the
inventory. Then you can just
Hi there! Sorry if this has been asked before, I searched quite a bit and
wasn't able to find anything of this nature.
We have our ansible repo with our inventory and all of that fun stuff.
Currently our inventory is static, but at some point in the future we''ll
likely switch to a dynamic
Ultimately fixed this by simply putting this into the role's
defaults/main.yml
nagios_host_fqdns_flat: ([])
On Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 10:20:38 AM UTC-7, senorsmile wrote:
A! Thanks Serge. So it is applying in the same manner as roles apply
args (e.g. tags: ).
So, now to
Hi everyone,
I'm writing a pull request https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/11792
to update the dependencies for installing the python-kerberos library [pip
python-kerberos] and running the kinit/klist commands.
I've confirmed the dependencies for yum and apt-get, but don't have access
On 19 August 2015 at 19:43, satheesh kumar infosatheesh2...@gmail.com
wrote:
Can you help me how to refer the group inside Inventories/Inventory1 ?
-
i Inventories
don't do -i Inventories/production - at least not how your example is laid
out.
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Hello! Does anyone know how to load rvm in a playbook so that it's
available in {{ ansible_env.PATH }} ?
- name: Deploy my app
environment:
PATH: {{ ansible_env.PATH }}
This does not include /home/ubuntu/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.2/wrappers
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I'm facing similar issue using centos 6.8.
Archive is a simple tar archive without any compression.
However issue only appears when using Packer and its ansible post process
provisioner.
When I disable this post process to get only VM and run ansible playbook myself
locally `ansible-playbook
Hello Ansible community!
I'm just getting started with Ansible, and seem to be not understanding why
this happens.
My playbook
- name: bundle install
command: bundle install
args:
chdir: ~/ai_grading_production/
I get the error msg: [Errno 2] No such file or directory when
Hi
I am having an issue with Ansible Tower not picking up the requirements.yml
file that is needed for the playbook. The documentation (Here
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible-tower/latest/html/userguide/projects.html#ansible-galaxy-support)
says that tower looks for roles/requirements.yml
Hello,
I'm trying to write a custom inventory script that sets a non standard
ssh port. I've put the ansible_ssh variables in the _meta section of the
json. These variables don't seem to get applied. I can set it
in /etc/ansible/group_vars/CDS.yml and it gets picked up. This example only
I'm trying to install packages from a specific release/distro (unstable) in
Debian using `/unstable` syntax. Here's an example:
ansible debian-virtual -m apt -a name=emacs24/unstable
10.211.55.17 | FAILED {
failed: true,
msg: No package matching 'emacs24/unstable' is
From what I can tell, and looking at the cron program in the ansible
directory, it does not seem the core cron management knows how to deal with
FreeBSD.
Has anyone run into any roles/snippets on managing cron jobs in FreeBSD?
For now I am going to create files in /var/cron/tabs/UserName and
Could someone direct me to a list of ansible-playbook exit codes? So far
I've seen 0 which appears to be all OK with changes, however I've also seen
2 and 3. Something official would be great rather than my assumptions :)
I'm attempting to check the exit code of a playbook run to determine if
Hi there
Is there in ansible a way so set an linux environment variable for a ad-hoc
mode and store it permanently in some place?
I tried host_vars, but that doesn't worked.
I want to run this command:
ansible all -m shell -a DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get upgrade”
without the need to
I really like Ansible and have built a large infrastructure around it,
but I'm finding it untrustworthy to the point of being unusable.
In the last 9 months, I've reported 4 variable precedence bugs:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93q=is%3Aissue+author%3Adstillman+
The
Using dynamic inventory with ec2.py am trying to filter based on all
instance *except* where the security group is monolithic.
I tried:
instance_filters = !security_group:monolithic
But this did not work. How is this possible?
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I am using dynamic inventory with the ec2.py and ec2.ini and it is working
great, except that the output of:
ansible all -m ping
shows:
52.5.102.121 | success {
changed: false,
ping: pong
}
54.5.16.113 | success {
changed: false,
ping: pong
}
54.5.47.18 | success {
Some time ago, I wrote a small lookup plugin
https://github.com/mantiz/ansible-lookup-plugin-os-specific
This plugin allows/allowed to define a list of items where each item could
be specialized for a specific os or distribution.
For this to work, I need the facts to access ansible_distribution
someone was working on an ansible-ssh that does just that, sshs into
an 'ansible defined host'
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look at .ssh/rc file for setting up vars, but i would also recommend
just using 'ansible -m apt -a upgrade=yes '
one of these days i'm just going to patch apt-get to automatically go
non-interactive when stdin is not a tty
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LDAP user is a user in the active directory.
and ansible is then attempting to use your kerberos credentials to talk to
your windows machines. - but we configured the ansible_ssh_user| to a
specific user and it is not using that user but the user logged in to the
control machine...why is that?
Not tried myself but I wonder if you could use failed_when to reduce the
boilerplate a little:
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_error_handling.html#controlling-what-defines-failure
Something like this (as I say, untested):
---
- hosts: all
name: testing
tasks:
- name:
the answer was to add the user to the ssh group and set the shell
- name: Add jenkins user
user: name=jenkins comment=Jenkins password=foobar
groups=com.apple.access_ssh shell=/bin/bash
sudo: yes
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I've been trying to use the group and user module to create a user account
that has SSH rights.
the tasks i'm running are:
- name: Add jenkins user
user: name=jenkins comment=Jenkins password=foobar system=yes
sudo: yes
and although the user is created SSH isn't set up properly: If I try
hi guys,
our control machine is configured so that we can login to the machine with
our LDAP (windows) users. from there we run ansible playbooks.
here are some of the configurations we use:
[windows:vars]
ansible_ssh_user=[DeployUser]@[OurDomain]
ansible_ssh_pass=password
no oficial docs, but this is from the new ansible binary in devel:
except AnsibleOptionsError as e:
cli.parser.print_help()
display.error(str(e), wrap_text=False)
sys.exit(5)
except AnsibleParserError as e:
display.error(str(e), wrap_text=False)
bundle is not in your PATH, changing to a directory does not include
it in your PATH (unless your PATH has ./ which is really not
recommended).
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the 3rd var passed into the run method are the host variables, which
should include facts.
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Hi
You are running into a typical rvm error. I assume you have some special
rvm ruby version with a custom gemset.
The problem is, Ansible has to do the same rvm use ruby-2.1.5@gemset like
you would do in your shell. Unless you are using the .ruby-(version|gemset)
dotfiles.
Ansible does not
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