Re: [ansible-project] Windows Batch File via Ansible - ERROR: Input redirection is not supported

Thank you for the reply. I ended up removing the TIMEOUTs from the vendor’s script and replaced them with pings. > On Apr 19, 2023, at 2:10 PM, jbor...@gmail.com wrote: > > Try just doing - win_command: '{{ install_app_download_dir > }}\Prerequisites\install_rabbitmq.bat'. You could also pre

Re: [ansible-project] Re: Windows Batch File via Ansible - ERROR: Input redirection is not supported

Try just doing - win_command: '{{ install_app_download_dir }}\Prerequisites\install_rabbitmq.bat'. You could also prefix that command with cmd.exe /c path\to\install.bat and see if it helps. Another option is to use '- win_shell: exit (Start-Process -FilePath ... -Wait -PassThru).ExitCode' to s

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

Thanks, I will try that. On Wednesday, April 19, 2023 at 1:19:14 PM UTC-4 Will McDonald wrote: > It works as expected for me on a test Fedora machine. > > As a test user, create a debug playbook and test it runs. > > [test-user@fedora ~]$ id > uid=1001(test-user) gid=1001(test-user) groups=1001(t

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

It works as expected for me on a test Fedora machine. As a test user, create a debug playbook and test it runs. [test-user@fedora ~]$ id uid=1001(test-user) gid=1001(test-user) groups=1001(test-user) context=unconfined_u:unconfined_r:unconfined_t:s0-s0:c0.c1023 [test-user@fedora ~]$ cat debug.yam

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

Yes, there are copy/paste errors as I am transcribing and scrubbing info from a high-side environment. On Wednesday, April 19, 2023 at 12:21:47 PM UTC-4 Dick Visser wrote: > Also the file name extensions are different (yml vs yaml). Are we looking > at some copy paste errors? > > On Wed, 19 Ap

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

There's a discrepancy between your job as defined in your playbook and your output as listed from crontab -l. I suspect that's just transcription but worth double-checking? (Walter and Dick have also spotted that.) I'd also check that the ec2-user which is who you're creating the crontab as has ap

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

Also the file name extensions are different (yml vs yaml). Are we looking at some copy paste errors? On Wed, 19 Apr 2023 at 18:18, 'Rowe, Walter P. (Fed)' via Ansible Project < ansible-project@googlegroups.com> wrote: > job: "/home/jwelby/ansible/sub-playbooks/ansible-playbook -i > dev-ho

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

job: "/home/jwelby/ansible/sub-playbooks/ansible-playbook -i dev-hosts /home/jwelby/ansible/sub-playbooks/patching.yml" 30 15 * * 3 /home/jwelby/ansible/sub-playbooks/patching.yaml These don't match. cron isn't running ansible-playbook. It is trying to run the YAML file itself. Wal

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

Things run from cron usually have a very limited set of time environments variables available to them. I assume you have no output at all now, so you don't know where to start looking. Start by ensuring that you receive any output from cron (pipe to email, write to log, whatever is appropriate in

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

--- - name: Create a cronjob to patch dev instances hosts: controller tasks: - name: Schedule cron ansible.builtin.cron: name: This cronjob is scheduled by Ansible minute: "15" hour: "12" day: "*" month: "*" weekday: "3" user: e

Re: [ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

More information would be helpful here. 1. Can you share your usage of ansible.builtin.cron? 2. Can you share the output of crontab -l for the user you're creating the cron job for/as, or the contents of /etc/crontab and/or /etc/cron.* ? 3. What's in your cronlog or systemd journal? 4. Obvious que

[ansible-project] ansible.builtin.cron

All, Can a playbook be run by 'job', i.e. instead of a script. I created a playbook that creates an entry in crontab, which it does successfully, but it does not execute the playbook I specified in job: Thanks! John -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Re: [ansible-project] How to generate and store passwords securely with lookup?

Add the change to the module is my vote. Mike > On Apr 19, 2023, at 05:05, Mélodie O wrote: > > Hello, > > I am generating random passwords using the lookup plugin. My issue is that I > would like these passwords to be stored securely. I have searched everywhere > but haven't found a solutio

[ansible-project] How to generate and store passwords securely with lookup?

Hello, I am generating random passwords using the lookup plugin. My issue is that I would like these passwords to be stored securely. I have searched everywhere but haven't found a solution to my problem. Therefore, I modified the lookup plugin and am using ansible-vault to encrypt and store t