I'm trying to populate a file based on some default vars and I'm wondering
if the following is possible (and if so, how?) because I've been unable to
get it to work.
given:
ansible 2.3.0.0
python version = 2.7.13 (default, May 10 2017, 20:04:28) [GCC 6.3.1
20161221 (Red Hat 6.3.1-1)]
../de
We uploaded an IAM cert to AWS, and now need to update the certificate
(the contents). On the theory that a lost of this stuff is idempotent, I
thought this task, which we used to upload it in the first place, would
work to update it as well:
- name: configure IAM certificates
iam_cert:
The documentation shows this for Job Type:
- *Check*: Setting the type to Check does not execute the playbook, but
does check the syntax, test the environment setup, and report problems.
Think of this as running the playbook in dry-run mode and having it report
“changed” when an it
Please post an issue on Ansible's github page with this info, make sure you
include your Ansible version.
On Friday, May 19, 2017 at 8:27:53 AM UTC+2, gary mcwilliams wrote:
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> A minimal playbook
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> # vim: set filetype=ansible ff=unix ts=2 sw=2 ai expandtab :
> #
> # Playbook to configure
Ok, nevermind. Only one instance of the tasks:, but multiple tasks
underneath. Thanks!
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Only one task for each playbook? Didnt know that
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On 19. mai 2017 16:38, Anfield wrote:
I have the following playbook and I got the above error. This created the
directory but not the file. Any ideas?
---
- hosts: local
tasks:
- name: create a file if it doesnt exist
file:
path: /home/ansible/touchfile.txt
state: touch
HI Coca,
some reason the play skipping even though there is a "started" word in
allcluster_status.stdout, can you please give me exact "when"
this is what i have
-
name: "Starting Messaging clusters "
shell: "{{ was_home }}bin/wsadmin.sh -lang jython -username {{
dmgr_username
When I comment out the directory piece and run it again, ansible will
create the file
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I have the following playbook and I got the above error. This created the
directory but not the file. Any ideas?
---
- hosts: local
tasks:
- name: create a file if it doesnt exist
file:
path: /home/ansible/touchfile.txt
state: touch
mode: 0755
tasks:
- name: cr
It looks like your command depends on some environment vars.
Can you try the shell module instead of command?
That should handle it better.
Dick
On 18 May 2017 at 19:25, Lee Sigauke wrote:
> Accidentally submitted this before I finished so just adding more details.
>
> shell: mix local.hex--forc
Well, the thing here is a matter of encapsulation, the responsibility of
installing B is inside A or C not in the playbook (the playbook should be
agnostic). Imagine this scenario:
I have a web server with an nginx with different sites installed (for two
different applications). For each applic
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