I do not have specific documentation on doing the step by step installation
as requested. However, I have put together a usable Jenkins installation
provisioned with Ansible within a Vagrant Virtualbox environment. Would be
good to learn how it is put together but maybe not. Thought I would go
Hello,
I'm launching an AWS instance and setting that instances' new public IP
address to a variable, and attempting to add that host to a group. Later in
the same play, I use that group name in the topology.yml to remotely
configure it.
I successfully get the IP address from the newly
Ok. Thanks. Once I update the stuff.fact file then the playbook runs fine.
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Sorry, I should have been more specific, the copy task has nothing to
do with the error, it is all about the fact gathering (setup task)
that happens before it. That is what gives you the error and the
problem is this file /etc/ansible/facts.d/stuff.fact, which I
explained how to solve in the
On 22. juni 2017 17:15, Anfield wrote:
I dont follow. Its not a file though, its a directory. Both are
directories..
Brian wrote about the error messages.
fatal: [127.0.0.1]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "cmd":
"/etc/ansible/facts.d/stuff.fact", "failed": true, "msg": "[Errno 8]
Exec format
The src directory is executable
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I dont follow. Its not a file though, its a directory. Both are
directories..
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file is executable, fact gathering will try to execute, but it does
not seem to be a proper executable.
a) fix file permissions (assuming its JSON data) b) fix file to
execute properly
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Resolved this when I set gather_facts: no. Anyone know why that would be?
ansible 2.3.0.0
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Ansible uses `sudo -p` to set the prompt it gets, so it always matches.
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Hi everyone,
I just ran into a timeout when executing my unchanged playbook against
my raspi (raspi2 with debian), that I had not run on this host since
ansible 2.2 at least.
It seems ansible (or the python hash library or whoever) is adding a
rounds=656000 to the password in /etc/shadow, which
Fixed. Had become: True in my build.yml so it was looking for root's
credentials file /root/.aws/credentials
On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 11:43:02 AM UTC+1, B Holmes wrote:
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> I'm having trouble authenticating to AWS using a profile. My
> ~/.aws/credentials file has a profile named
Hi,
I'm having trouble authenticating to AWS using a profile. My
~/.aws/credentials file has a profile named production:
[default]
aws_access_key_id =
aws_secret_access_key =
region = eu-west-1
[production]
aws_access_key_id =
aws_secret_access_key =
region = eu-west-1
Boto can see it:
Hi All,
I'm aware of modules for ACI on Github
(https://github.com/jedelman8/aci-ansible), however they haven't seen a lot
of updates in the last while. Is anyone using them who might be prepared to
chat about their experiences?
Rod
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I am using docker_container module on my infra quite extensively for some
time and now i am stuck at a problem for which i cannot figure out the
reason. One point to note here is that for the following chances, there is
lesses probability of messing up somewhere else, like in the whole script,
On 20.06.2017 01:26, Patrick Matheny wrote:
I'm very new to Ansible. I have a small lab running and I'm trying to
evaluate the use of Ansible for making network changes. I have a
workstations running CentOS Linux release 7.3.1611 and Ansible 2.3.0 as
a
fresh install. I'm using a cisco 819
On 21.06.2017 16:37, Владислав Мещеряков wrote:
I have ansible server and a few target machines.
I want to run ansible playbooks from target machine instead ansible
server.
Is there way to resolve my wish?
Check out ansible-pull.
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On 22.06.2017 00:21, Oğuz Yarımtepe wrote:
Great tip.
Here is my folder structure:
group_vars/all
some_playbook/playbook.yml
inventory_file
$ ansible-playbook -i inventory_file some_playbook/playbook.yml
--become-user root --become-method sudo --become
If you are logging in as root you
How are you calling the playbook?
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> Hello! I need to play the playbook unprivileged user. The user is not allowed
> to use bin/sh and usr/bin/python. How to solve this? Help me please!
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You have to use ansible_sudo_pass keyword to set the sudo password.
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> I hit a snag using "become/sudo". I can become/sudo to the root user if the
> prompt that is returned is as expected (I think). For
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