uage be tied to ansible? By the sound
of it, pretty tight! So the result will probably have to be GPLv3
too: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#NFUseGPLPlugins
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> (so I'm not airing dirty laundry publicly) to trade ideas on how to
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By the little you have revealed, I doubt they would be receptive from
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On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 05:25:26AM -0800, Vamberto Junior wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am new user on ansible and I have a little difficulty to execute commands
> remotely on a Ubuntu Server. (Ubuntu don't accept ssh with user root and the
> user vamberto can use sudo su - )
> My machine is a
, so no further tasks will be executed
on the failed node.
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} on {host}
Isn't ansible_managed only set for templates ? I.e. in the template
module, and thus doesn't apply to the copy module?
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this:
wsrep_cluster_address=gcomm://{% for host in groups['cluster'] %}{% if not
loop.first %},{% endif %}{{ hostvars[host]['wsrep_node_address'] }}{% endfor %}
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By the sound of it you have most of what you need already, you just
need to make sure that your python script outputs an inventory in JSON format
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am unsure from here how to trigger the install if the 'pattern'
fails...
Can you check for the presense of one of the files installed by
opsware-agent instead? E.g. /usr/sbin/opsware-agent or similar?
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to have a name? If not, you can define it as an
array rather than a dict/hash:
oracle_db_homes:
- version: 12.1.0
path: {{oracle_app_directory}}/oracle/somewhere/here
- version: 11.2.0
path: {{oracle_app_directory}}/oracle/somewhere/else
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the installation, but
the grunt work would then be done by the package itself...
.. Just my 2p...
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Hi
On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 02:38:01PM -0700, Kulwinder Singh wrote:
Hi
Our software is created using our CI processes: we build and deploy
artefacts
of multiple technologies and test in the cloud
the ProxyCommand. But this will use the *default* ssh config
file. Not the one in the current directory...
As far as SSH is concerned, the ProxyCommand is simply a shell
command - even if it just invokes ssh...
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ex ansible-playbook test.yml -T 50
ex add timeout=10 on ansible.cfg
There is also the shell command timeout (in Debian this is in the
coreutils package, not sure about other distros) - which can enforce a
timeout on a given shell command.
Perhaps that can help too?
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Thank you in advance
Best regards,
Julián Jamardo
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This should allow you to use ssh (and scp for that matter) to
interact directly with the jailed host. And Ansible should be able to
take advantage of that.
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detach from the TTY?
IIRC failure to do so can keep the SSH session open. Or alternatively:
Break the offending process (tomcat) when ssh is killed...
If you start tomcat from a normal login shell, and run ps -ef|grep
tomcat (or similar), it should not be associated with your login
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