Any suggestions/ideas on the below ask?
On Sat, 27 Oct 2018, 11:14 pm Sathya Narayanan, wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am new to ansible and I would like to understand or get some ideas about
> how to use ansible to maintain standard operating system environment.
>
> For example : I would like to hav
# SUMMARY
When dynamically creating a dict var with a list as its value, it's working
when the list elements are int but will fallback to a string when the list
elements are strings.
# ISSUE TYPE
- Not sure if this is a bug in Ansible, YAML or Jinja2, or is a feature by
design
# C
Hi Sathya,
You could get a list of current packages via 'yum list' or whatever package
manager, then use that as the list of packages as the variable, and do
something like the following. Maintaining and parsing that 'master' list
however might be quite cumbersome.
name: remove unwanted packages
I 2nd Michael's comment.
On Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 11:37 AM Michael Mullay wrote:
> Hi Sathya,
>
> You could get a list of current packages via 'yum list' or whatever
> package manager, then use that as the list of packages as the variable, and
> do something like the following. Maintaining and pa
Consider, that with this mechanism you will not detect packages which
have been installed directly either by custom installer, the standard
configure-make-make install or by directly copying binaries or scripts
in some central location.
Also keep in mind, that if you omit (or someone removes)
Thanks frank and micheal for your useful suggestion.
The point is, the entire production system is handed over to some third
party developers team with sudo privilages ( its is mistake from
architecture team) and the client is so dependent on the developing team.
The developers are so that, they
a quick solution might be to upgrade those packages that are vulnerable
but, that varies by OS flavor and the applications been installed.
On Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 2:11 PM Sathya Narayanan wrote:
> Thanks frank and micheal for your useful suggestion.
>
>
> The point is, the entire production syst
Hey Guys,
I have added a timezone task and maybe its buggy or maybe my logic is not
quiet right. It is referring to Easter timezone instead of Daylight
Timezone, yaml block below:
* - name: Set timezone to 'A.U.S. Eastern Standard Time' (GMT+10:00)*
*win_timezone:*
* timezone: E. Austra
Hola!
I changed to Daylight Timezone and now getting errors as below:
FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "The specified timezone: E. Australia
Daylight Time isn't supported on the machine.", "previous_timezone": "E.
Australia Standard Time", "timezone": "E. Australia Daylight Time"}
Yaml bl
Hi All
I've got an Ansible playbook that I'm running against a custom inventory
group I've created. The issue is that this group may or may not be empty. I
only want Ansible to exit non-zero if it ran against a host (or hosts) and
any of them failed (standard Ansible behavior), but I don't want An
>
>
> Running the playbook below with an empty group results in 0 exit code.
What am I missing?
- hosts: test99
pre_tasks:
- debug: var=play_hosts
delegate_to: localhost
HTH,
-vlado
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