On 10/12/2021 06:12, Lucas Possamai wrote:
Hi all,
I need to copy the content of a folder from one remote host to another remote host. The
copy command needs to be executed as user "postgres".
Folder to be copied from source: /data/postgresql/pg_xlog/
Destination: /data/wal_archive/
I tried
Hi all,
I need to copy the content of a folder from one remote host to another
remote host. The copy command needs to be executed as user "postgres".
Folder to be copied from source: /data/postgresql/pg_xlog/
Destination: /data/wal_archive/
I tried looking online but couldn't find anything
I don't see any benefit to the proposed feature. If you want to skip an
include based on a flag value, you can do that without adding complexity to
the engine.
- include_tasks: "{{ task_file }}.yml"
when: task_file | default('noop') != 'noop'
On Thursday, December 9, 2021 at 6:05:10 PM UTC-5
I'm trying to only run a task if the previous task returned a 0 stdout.
- name: Check if efs-utils is already installed
ansible.builtin.shell: dpkg -l | grep efs-utils | wc -l
register: is_installed
ignore_errors: "{{ ansible_check_mode }}"
when: efs_id != "" and not ansible_check_mode
- name:
In my environment, I found that we had to add the “remote_tmp” variable and
make it unique per user. I think you’re running into the same thing if you
look at the error message from that point of view:
Permission denied:
unix_listener: *cannot bind to path: /root*/.ansible/cp/
If it’s
This is potential feature idea.
I'm developing a small collection and as an extension points I expose
various variable that refer to 'task files'. For example, I have a role
named prepare with a task file named `_yum.yml` and I have a variable
`repositories_tasks` with a default value
Can you show a sample of user_show.results
On Thu, Dec 9, 2021 at 2:04 PM lift...@gmail.com wrote:
> For my testing, I'm calling the user_show IPA API via uri for the first 5
> items. The registered variable called "user_show" has the json value of
> "user_show.results[X].json.result.result.Y"
Hi all- we're happy to announce the general release of:
- ansible-core 2.12.1
- ansible-core 2.11.7
- ansible-base 2.10.16
How to get it
-
$ pip install ansible-core==2.12.1 --user
or
$ pip install ansible-core==2.11.7 --user
or
$ pip install ansible-base==2.10.16 --user
The
For my testing, I'm calling the user_show IPA API via uri for the first 5
items. The registered variable called "user_show" has the json value of
"user_show.results[X].json.result.result.Y" (where X is 0 for the first
user, 1 for the second, etc; and Y is the user property (uid, firstname,
Hi,
I wanted to know why you are using item to retrieve results - "{{
user_show.results[item|int].json.result.result.uid[0] }}" . since item is
useful when you have a loop running. Is it not possible to retrieve the
result using json_query or the map filter ?If that can be done , then we
If I could narrow down exactly which change is causing the problem I can wrap
it up/run it separately. The problem is that it’s not easily reproducible and
the task it actually fails on (win_regedit) is pretty innocuous.
If I could get Ansible to error/carry on it would also be a start. But the
Without any knowledge of windows at all, connection abortion after/during a
task that changes something with Tcpip\Parameters in its name... sounds
like sawing off the branch that you're sitting on.
In that sense I'm surprised it doesn't happen all the time.
Isn't there a way to have such a
We're currently using Ansible 2.9.15 through Tower 3.8.0. We're seeing an issue
when targeting new builds on Window Server 2016 through WinRM.
The issue happens at the start of the Playbook and soon after a Join Domain +
Reboot Step. It often happens in this order - although there are some
On 09/12/2021 11:36, Chris Jefferies wrote:
Racke,
One glitch that I did not understand...
I must add:
host: all
instead of just
hosts: icinga.example.com
... and run with all hosts defined in the playbook. I was only using
icinga.example.com (the false name of my server). Now I must
Racke,
One glitch that I did not understand...
I must add:
host: all
instead of just
hosts: icinga.example.com
... and run with all hosts defined in the playbook. I was only using
icinga.example.com (the false name of my server). Now I must add:
when: "{{inventory_hostname ==
On 09/12/2021 10:07, Chris Jefferies wrote:
Racke,
*ansible_play_hosts* - I did not know about this *magic* variable, as they call
it. I'll test but I assume that the attributes come with it.
Then you describe defining a task with:
run_once: yes
delegate_to: localhost
I see run_once in the
On 09/12/2021 08:19, Chris Jefferies wrote:
I use ansible a lot for work and for my home lab. I love it.
I keep needing an approach that so far has stumped me, so asking here for
advice.
I want to create a single file (an icinga2_hosts.conf) which has a separate
collection of attributes
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