On 08.11.2017 07:20, coach rhca wrote:
Thanks Kai for that insight , i have taken out the port=22 and include
the
timeout=600 option in wait_for module in order to check the services
by
login to server. Also can we set different timeout values for different
host in wait_for module.
You can
Thanks Kai for that insight , i have taken out the port=22 and include the
timeout=600 option in wait_for module in order to check the services by
login to server. Also can we set different timeout values for different
host in wait_for module.Can you please throw some light as i am created a
On 07.11.2017 23:12, Stephen Tyler wrote:
If I have a playbook with -b --become-user=root --ask-become-pass CLI
arguments.. and a script/task that cannot be started with root (so I
can't
use become on a task level) but later asks to sudo, to be able to pass
the
ask-become-pass to the task?
You are getting an error because you are passing a string, the
'register' keyword is 'host specific' since the host in both plays is
'localhost' it is directly accessible, you should have:
vpc_subnet_id: "{{public_subnet}}"
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Thanks Kai
On Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at 2:19:48 PM UTC-5, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
>
> On 07. nov. 2017 20:12, EspressoBeanies wrote:
> > Is it possible to modify local files while targeting a remote system in
> an
> > Ansible YAML file? I'm trying to run an Ansible script on a remote
>
Hello.
If I have a playbook with -b --become-user=root --ask-become-pass CLI
arguments.. and a script/task that cannot be started with root (so I can't
use become on a task level) but later asks to sudo, to be able to pass the
ask-become-pass to the task?
The script i'm referring to is
There are currently only two flags available for use in regular
expression filters in ansible, which appear to be 'ignorecase' and
'multiline':
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/lib/ansible/plugins/filter/core.py
You're not entirely bound by these restrictions, because it's possible
OMG! Guys, thank you SO much!!!
I appreciate your help.
On Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at 3:00:48 PM UTC-5, Jordan Borean wrote:
>
> As Jon is saying you are trying to run the win_feature module on localhost
> and not the newly provisioned EC2 server. Here is a very mock playbook that
> you need
As Jon is saying you are trying to run the win_feature module on localhost
and not the newly provisioned EC2 server. Here is a very mock playbook that
you need to follow to get working. Note this is not tested and some things
could potentially be wrong
---
- name: provision new EC2 server
On 07. nov. 2017 20:12, EspressoBeanies wrote:
> Is it possible to modify local files while targeting a remote system in an
> Ansible YAML file? I'm trying to run an Ansible script on a remote machine,
> but when everything finishes on that remote machine, I'd like to move that
> hostname from one
Is it possible to modify local files while targeting a remote system in an
Ansible YAML file? I'm trying to run an Ansible script on a remote machine,
but when everything finishes on that remote machine, I'd like to move that
hostname from one Ansible hosts file to another. Is it possible and
On 07. nov. 2017 19:21, Marc Haber wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to remove a bunch of files wiht the following code:
>
> $ cat site.yml
> ---
> - name: apply common configuration
>hosts: all
>remote_user: root
>become: "yes"
>roles:
> - common
> $ cat
Hi,
I am trying to remove a bunch of files wiht the following code:
$ cat site.yml
---
- name: apply common configuration
hosts: all
remote_user: root
become: "yes"
roles:
- common
$ cat roles/common/tasks/repos.yml
---
- name: remove extra files that may be on the systems
file:
On 07. nov. 2017 18:22, coach rhca wrote:
> Thanks Kai , looking for something like the server is rebooted and looks
> for the processes or service and then move to the next server reboots and
> check the service and goes to the next hosts and does the same.
You can do something like this.
-
Thanks Kai , looking for something like the server is rebooted and looks
for the processes or service and then move to the next server reboots and
check the service and goes to the next hosts and does the same.
On Mon, Nov 6, 2017 at 8:51 PM, Kai Stian Olstad <
ansible-project+l...@olstad.com>
Hello Team,
Whenever i run my playbook, it gives me below output which i do not want i
just want standard output or standard error.
---
- hosts: all
remote_user: ansible
become: yes
become_method: sudo
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: dislpyname
command:
Hi Jon,
Thank you very much for the reply.
Sincerely,
Akim
On Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at 4:10:50 AM UTC-5, J Hawkesworth wrote:
>
>
> I don't use ec2 but I think having the 'connection: local' for your
> windows hosts is causing you problems, as it appears to be attempting to
> use the
On 07.11.2017 12:25, Jonathan Nuñez Aguin wrote:
I have multiple plays where we need to fail when one of the host has a
failure, behaviour that we can configure by using "max_fail_percentage:
0"
but we need to add this setting in each play which is really verbose
and
prone to errors if the
On 07.11.2017 10:31, Ulises Alonso wrote:
Hi all again
I don't see it is possible to enter a variable value different for each
host when using ansible tower surveys
Is it not possible?
This is the list for Ansible not Tower.
Please contact RedHat support for Tower questions / issues.
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Hello,
I have multiple plays where we need to fail when one of the host has a
failure, behaviour that we can configure by using "max_fail_percentage: 0"
but we need to add this setting in each play which is really verbose and
prone to errors if the developer miss it in a new play. Is there a
Hi guys,
I'm trying for more than 2 days to make this work, I'm using jenkins with
ansible. My ansible role is like this:
- name: Login into docker hub
docker_login:
username: "username"
password: "pass"
email: "me@myemail"
docker_host: "192.168.99.100"
tls: true
You don't mention which ansible version you are using, but I think latest
devel version and possible 2.4.1 has some improvements to argument handling
for win command.
If you are using an older ansible version, I suggest trying win_shell.
Make sure groovy is on your PATH (or use the args:
I don't use ec2 but I think having the 'connection: local' for your windows
hosts is causing you problems, as it appears to be attempting to use the
win_feature.py (documentation) instead of the win_feature.ps1 (actual
windows module code).
The connection type for windows hosts, at the moment
hello,
Yes, you can get available users or user details in system by using ansible
playbooks. For this you need to use the command / win_command module.
"The command module takes the command name followed by a list of
space-delimited arguments and executes the given command on all selected
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