I think you can test once with
with_items: "{{ print_output.stdout }}
On Tue, 1 Jun 2021 at 8:12 AM, Djay wadhwa wrote:
> Hi Pushp,
>
> Script worked but desired outcome not achieved. still getting output of
> only 1st command ( show ip name-servers) in the file.
>
> - name: Check Ip routes
>
Hi Pushp,
Script worked but desired outcome not achieved. still getting output of
only 1st command ( show ip name-servers) in the file.
- name: Check Ip routes
hosts: routers
gather_facts: false
connection: local
vars:
cli:
username: "{{ hdn_user_rw }}"
password: "{{ h
There is a indentation error in your playbook
- name: save output to a file
lineinfile:
create: yes
line: "{{item}}"
path: /opt/ansible/dev/Dheeraj/verf/adnan/Log/{{ inventory_hostname
}}.txt
with_items: "{{ print_output.stdout[1] }}"
On Tue, Jun 1, 2021 a
Hi Pushpraj,
I am getting the error below if i try to run this with lineinfile as per
suggestion.
Please see my playbook as attached. Appreciate your help
---
- name: Routers data
hosts: routers
gather_facts: false
connection: local
vars:
cli:
username: "{{ hdn_user_rw }}"
On 31.05.21 15:33, 'Marcus Hayhurst' via Ansible Project wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm attempting to get a list of information of all my machines to send
> in an email:
>
> *Hostname - OS (and) Version *
>
> so essentially:
>
> *{{ ansible_hostname }} - {{ ansible_distribution }} {{
> ansibl
Can you try this
Use this to write several strings into a file:
- name: save output to a file
lineinfile:
create: yes
line: "{{item}}"
path: ./output/{{ inventory_hostname }}.txt
with_items: "{{ print_output.stdout[1] }}"
On Mon, May 31, 2021 at 11:28 AM Djay wadhwa wrote:
> H
Yes, ios_config does not support prompting, Can you disable prompting and
re-enable once a task is done?
On Mon, May 31, 2021 at 4:55 PM R.B. Kumar wrote:
> I got the answer from another forum. It is just a workaround only using
> cli_command module
>
> I read ansible 2.7 dont support prompt in
Can you show me the error message?
On Mon, May 31, 2021 at 7:03 PM 'Marcus Hayhurst' via Ansible Project <
ansible-project@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm attempting to get a list of information of all my machines to send in
> an email:
>
> *Hostname - OS (and) Version *
>
> so
Hello everyone,
I'm attempting to get a list of information of all my machines to send in
an email:
*Hostname - OS (and) Version *
so essentially:
*{{ ansible_hostname }} - {{ ansible_distribution }} {{
ansible_distribution_version }}*
I tried something like this but it does not work:
- na
For those who are using the juniper playbooks, is it me or the
only way to create/edit rule-sets in ansible is to, for instance, have
a template of the relevant session (or the entire config) and replace
it as needed?
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I got the answer from another forum. It is just a workaround only using
cli_command module
I read ansible 2.7 dont support prompt in ios_config.
We need to user ios_command with loop as below
- name: delete_crypto_map
cli_command:
command: "{{ item }}"
prompt:
- "Are you sure
Can anybody have requirement similar to this? I tried with cli_command,
ios_command too..
On Monday, May 31, 2021 at 2:15:09 AM UTC+5:30 R.B. Kumar wrote:
> Hello All - Using Ansible v2.7
> I am tying to execute Cisco IOS commands that prompts to type Y/N. Looks
> like the *Prompt: *is not
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