Hello Paul,
Cool it works, I didn't know that this was so much easy :) I tried
different ways but not came up with this idea.
Thanks and have a nice day!
BR,
Marcel
2015-12-02 5:12 GMT+01:00 Paul Markham :
> Looks like you need single quote around the extra variable:
>
> ansible-playbook fetch
On Saturday, May 9, 2015 at 5:49:22 AM UTC-4, Ayaz Ahmed Khan wrote:
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> On Friday, May 8, 2015 at 6:04:35 PM UTC+5, Ayaz Ahmed Khan wrote:
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>> Hi
>>
>> When I execute a playbook through the playbook Python API, is there a way
>> to toggle the verbosity of the output? I have enabled logging for
Looks like you need single quote around the extra variable:
ansible-playbook fetch-conf.yml -e '{"h":"hostname"}'
Using key=value also works:
ansible-playbook fetch-conf.yml -e 'h=hostname'
You also need a space after 'name:' on the first line.
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What switch are you trying to send commands to?
We have started to incorporate network device support into the module_utils
for connecting to interactive devices over ssh with initial support for IOS
based devices. See here for the IOS shared module support
(https://github.com/ansible/ansi
lookup('env', 'HOME) should give you the home dir of the 'current user
executing ansible'. Also ~ and $HOME should work with the fetch
module.
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On Tue, Dec 1, 2015 at 4:31 PM, Nicholas McKinney
wrote:
> I'm trying to limit job runs to specific machines. The Ansible inventory in
> Tower has the concept of groups within groups, which is convenient,
I'm trying to limit job runs to specific machines. The Ansible inventory in
Tower has the concept of groups within groups, which is convenient, but I
cannot find out how to use that in the "Limit" field during job template
creation to do something more specific than choosing top-level groups. To
No, its completely batch, you can try the expect module for interactive
prompts.
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Is it possible to use the raw module to interactively enter text? For
example, I'm trying to manage a switch and one of the commands ask a yes/no
question. Is it possible to enter a "y" right after invoking the command?
I tried to create a playlist using raw: "save primary\ny" but that didn't
Currently the playbook runs a task which generates a result file in
/tmp/result.out
Then it runs a parsing python script I put in common/files/parser.py and
passes /tmp/result.out to the script as a parameter. The script prints to
STDOUT the parsed results in a JSON format as such
{
"elapsed
In 2.0, with debug=1 in ansible.cfg, you should see the exact commands
on the target machine's syslog, but note that not all modules execute
shell commands though and that modules might fail on other lines other
than the shell command
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When Ansible fails with -vvv, it gives me a big dump of debug info that
basically says "I copied an ansible script to the system and ran it", with
all the SSH details and whatnot I might need if I was trying to debug the
process of copying and running the script.
My problem is that most of the
i'm going with 'custom ssh server' that is probably the issue with
most switches.
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no, indeed it worked as I had hoped, and as Roger and Brian spoke of. By
using
[servers]
name ansible_ssh_host=xx.xx.xx.xx
it worked just fine. Ran into some other problems, but that's a different
post
regards, Richard
On Wednesday, November 25, 2015 at 11:45:25 AM UTC-5, richard kappler wro
The version on my master computer is: OpenSSL 0.9.8zc 15 Oct 2014. I can't
seem to find the version on the the clients, which are switches.
What I don't get is why --ask-pass works with OpenSSH but private keys
don't.
I added this to my ansible.cfg and it made no difference but I'm not sure
i
this is probably a control persist issue, try disabling those options
(empty ssh_args in ansible.cfg) and see if that also fixes the
problem.
if so, you can switch to paramiko (its faster than ssh w/o control
persist) or play with the timeout settings (default 60s). In some
cases it has to do wit
Well, I just tried anything and everything I could and it looks like adding
"-c paramiko" fixed it.
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Am I missing a flag or setting? I've got "ansible_ssh_private_key_file"
set to the full path to my id_rsa file. Is that all it takes to get
Ansible to use private keys?
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Virtualenv worked :)
On Tuesday, December 1, 2015 at 2:10:23 AM UTC+2, Mark Chance wrote:
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> I have dealt with similar issues.
> To see all the places Python might be loading ansible libraries use:
> import sys
> print (sys.path)
>
> If you want to switch between Ansible versions, I have had the
Hello Guys
Here is my ansible task
- name: Firmware path lookup
shell: rpm -ql hp-firmware-"{{ device.stdout }}" | grep '\.scexe'
register: FirmwarePath
- expect:
command: sh "{{ FirmwarePath.stdout }}"
responses:
"Continue (y/N)": 'y'
And it ends up like this.
TASK
Good day. We're new to Ansible so we might be missing something obvious.
We have a playbook that deploys a splunk forwarder to remote machines:
---
- name: deploy splunk forwarder to servers
hosts: servers
tasks:
- name: mkdir /home/engineering/TEAM
file: path=/home/engineering/TEAM
I edited my ansible script to use async mode:
# restart jetty
- name: Restart jetty
shell: sudo /sbin/service jetty restart
when: service_status.stat.exists
async: 300
poll: 0
Now i get the restart and jetty stays up!
On Monday, November 30, 2015 at 5:13:34 PM UTC-5, eric hanzl wrote:
Hi again,
Anybody have idea in this case?
Best Regards,
Marcel
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Actually seemed to be not related to the use of ip. In fact changing it to
use domain didnt execute the callback as the new calling machine wasnt in
the inventory (we set tower to use to use private ips of AWS instances for
inventory)
It was proot settings in the ansible tower settings file we h
I think they should 'just work' TM, but this is not a simple one,
having dynamic includes makes this an 'interesting' problem, checking
with other devs trying to figure this out.
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On Nov 30, 2015 11:48 PM, "Brian Coca" wrote:
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> My tests included a role and a bunch of debug tasks in 2 plays, all
> worked, what did not have is a task include.
>
> This is probably due to the new 'dynamic' nature of tasks includes in
> 2.0, the same reason those tasks don't appear in task lis
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