Hi David
This post is quite old, but can you share your experience with me, because
I'm trying to build something like you have done.
I'me trying to build environment that is able to track security policies
applied at server level, and than I cold create pretty reports from
Elastic/Kibana, and
On 16. des. 2016 19:12, Kevin Csuka wrote:
Here is a playbook to test it locally.
---
- hosts: my-3-nodes
tasks:
- stat:
path: /tmp/hi
register: me
- shell: echo
when: me.stat.exists == true and ...
On node 2 and 3 perform:
$: touch /tmp/hi
tasks:
-
The host specific connection variables trump the general settings and
directives, this is on purpose as the hosts can require specifics that
plays are unaware of. That said, there are several ways to override in
command line and play.
I recommend using either `local_action` or `delegate_to:
Yes I'm still seeing this error even with ansible 2.2.0 Once
ansible_connection is set in the inventory, I can not override it in a
playbook nor from the command line. It feels like the inverse of the
desired behavior as the closer settings are being ignored based on a config
that is further
That was it. Thanks for the help.
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Subject: Re: [ansible-project] HELP using group_vars and roles
string vs
last time i explain this:
- script: myscript
register: myreturn
failed_when: not myreturn.stdout|bool
# ^ this will remove host 1 from the host list so the next task only
chooses 'first host' from 2 and 3
- command: othertask
run_once: true
# ^ this task runs against ONLY 2 OR 3
Thanks, Toshio. Ansible is running on a CentOS 6 box. The latest
available python-xmpp package is installed. As, I don't like to go outside
of the "normal" update path, I guess I'll have to wait until this package
update is available.
On Friday, December 16, 2016 at 2:54:27 PM UTC-5,
This one is not a bug in ansible. It may be something you can fix. The
files mentioned in the traceback show that it's the xmpp python module
using an old interface instead of the new one. So you may be able to
upgrade the python xmpp package to address that.
-Toshio
On Friday, December
No it does not. run_once will only perform a task on node1, therefor skip
the task.
Please re-check in a local environment.
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run_once prevents that
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After updating to version 2.2, I see the following warning appear
immediately when running playbooks (the playbooks run successfully, though):
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/xmpp/auth.py:24: DeprecationWarning: the
sha module is deprecated; use the hashlib module instead
import
Not what I desire, because it will perform the task on both 2 and 3.
I only desire to perform a task on 2 OR 3.
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Your output does not seem to match what you are saying: `{{
portmap.HPE.5900.Port.46.Type }}`
btw, you can remove the useless with_dict entry to get cleaner output
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Then my first suggestion works for that case.
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That would still perform it only on host 2 and 3.
Goal: perform task only one node 2 or 3 where the output is, in this case,
true.
Thank you so much for your support :)
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I updated my msg to the following.
- debug:
msg: "name: {{ inventory_hostname }} {{
portmap['HPE']['5900']['Port']['46']['Port'] }}"
verbosity: 4
with_dict: "{{ portmap }}"
TASK [basebmc : debug] *
task path:
try:
msg: "name: {{ inventory_hostname }} {{
portmap['HPE']['5900']['Port']['46']['Port'] }}"
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You keep changing the goalpost, now you want it to execute on every node?
then when: me.stat.exists == False is all you need.
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Hello Brian,
Can you please help me figure out how to iterate over this registered
variable? Please see my question as follows:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/ansible-project/iterate%7Csort:relevance/ansible-project/C9fSSQGq8pM/Pcjng6yeDAAJ
Thanks
Chanaka
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at
Here is a playbook to test it locally.
---
- hosts: my-3-nodes
tasks:
- stat:
path: /tmp/hi
register: me
- shell: echo
when: me.stat.exists == true and ...
On node 2 and 3 perform:
$: touch /tmp/hi
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Nodes are excluded from a play when they fail. This is not the desired
output.
I don't want to fail a task, I want it set-up as it should.
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I have a question about the use of group_vars in Ansible. I would like to use
the data dictionaries values from swtich.json, I also need it to be global set
of values almost like all. When I call it in Ansible it becomes unknown... Is
there a way to do it?
Ansible debug output:
TASK [basebmc
not in my example, as the first node is removed from the play.
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Pull requests should always point at devel. If the code needs to be
together to function, it should be in same PR.
More info here http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/dev_guide/index.html
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There is no playbook cache in Ansible.
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Hi,
I'm using vagrant + ansible for proof of concept of IoT solution.
I have successfully executed ansible playbook and destroyed virtual machine
(e.g. vagrant destroy 'slave'). But when I recreate 'slave' ansible doesn't
execute my playbook but instead caches results of the previous
hi @Wemer
I saw your answer -- I'm hoping you can help me
the vmware_vm_shell module is throwing an error:
* "msg": "Permission to perform this operation was denied."*
I'm pretty sure I used the correct credentials and even add new ones,
still nothing.
Do you have any workaround ?
On
Should a new module be committed in a new branch (or devel)?
Should supporting code such as utils be committed separately?
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Hihi, you're right. My bad, meant run_once will always run on the 1st node.
Anyway...
On Thursday, December 15, 2016 at 5:12:03 PM UTC+1, Brian Coca wrote:
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> >How can I configure ansible to perform only a task on the second node,
> where the stdout is false. Not the third node
> > Run_once
How can use ansible with the below ssh.cfg
Host test
Hostname 10.35.74.241
User oyarimtepe@syslnx#host.foo@machine1.host.foo.com
I am trying to connect machine1. The above settings let me connect with
ssh test
10.35.74.241 is working like a jump host.
I created ansible.cfg as
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