On Tue, 30 Mar 2021 at 08:44, shubham suroshe
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> Does ansible.cfg and /etc/ansible directory created automatically when i
> install ansible ?
>
Not if you use a python virtualenv.
>
> I have installed ansible in virtaul environment. I am not able to locate
> ansible.cfg or
"Does ansible.cfg and /etc/ansible directory created automatically when i
install ansible ?"
*Yes*
On Tue, Mar 30, 2021 at 12:14 PM shubham suroshe
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> Does ansible.cfg and /etc/ansible directory created automatically when i
> install ansible ?
>
> I have installed ansible i
Hello Team,
Does ansible.cfg and /etc/ansible directory created automatically when i
install ansible ?
I have installed ansible in virtaul environment. I am not able to locate
ansible.cfg or host file.
what i can see in my ansible-config file
config file = None
Thanks
Shubham
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On Monday, March 29, 2021 at 11:05:02 PM UTC+10 needabettername wrote:
> Thank you, incredible helpful. Off to read more about that now.
>
> Also wanted to take the opportunity to thank
Hi,
Additionally, everything was fine when I start up a project with "vagrant
up" but when I checked with "vagrant provision", I got this error mentioned
in my first email. I was just wondering if "vagrant provision" does play a
role in getting this error?
-Kristina
On Monday, March 29, 2021
Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean.
So what I can gather from your message is what I did:
1. type in ansible -
2. I don't see anything like "Using module file..."
3. What I'm seeing are Module_Path: prepend colon-separated path(s) to
module library
(default=['/Users/kiki/.
Key phrase is 'by default', you can control how many forks ansible
uses (serial is different but does limit the number of usable forks).
--forks 100 wil allow you to run 100 in parallel, the lmit is mostly
down to the resources on your controller and how many forks it can run
simultaneiouslly.
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Thank you, incredible helpful. Off to read more about that now.
Also wanted to take the opportunity to thank you, I was reading your
excelelnt article on Windows Mapped drives the other day.
Still some testing to do on that but I may have a question there. If so
shall I put it on this list?
On Mo
I am trying to run a loop over a task and I am registering the results. The
items in the loop are not unique and can repeat. I don't want to run the
same item twice. So, in the same task, I want to use a conditional to check
if the current loop item has run so far in the loop. For this, I use th
Where does interfaces_per_speed come from?
Can you post all the data/vars/etc?
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021 at 10:16, bmc1...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
> I have some issues with my project. I need to bond two interfaces,
> automatically choosing the two with 25Gbit speed. I'm able to make a normal
> bonding
Hi,
'-' shouldn't be used for register module. I later found that there was an
empty space after the line which was causing the error.
On Friday, 26 March, 2021 at 6:48:02 pm UTC+5:30 lie...@punkt.de wrote:
> I cannot tell for sure without seeing the code of this task, but could it
> perhaps b
I have some issues with my project. I need to bond two interfaces,
automatically choosing the two with 25Gbit speed. I'm able to make a normal
bonding selecting the interface names, I'm able to filter the interfaces
through speed too, but I'm lost trying to connect both ideas.
This is my Bond
I read that by default, for each task, Ansible will fork five parallel
threads (called forks) and execute these threads in parallel across five
nodes in the inventory. Once these tasks finish, it will target the
remaining devices in the inventory in a batch of five nodes.
1.
Does t
Hello Everyone,
Please advise.
On Friday, 26 March 2021 at 17:55:22 UTC+5:30 Pravin V wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I've a task -
> - name: Device Description
> uri:
> url: "{{ URL }}/api-db?username={{ USERNAME }};password={{
> PASSWORD }};cmds=mget+*+{{ display_name }}+sys+SNMPv2-MIB.sy
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