Does Ansible Tower support some kind of approval check in workflows? The
use case that I have in mind is to use a workflow to roll out a change
request, but to only run the workflow which pulls the trigger on
implementation when approval is explicitly obtained.
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, Rod Oliver <rodoli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Brian,
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> The command and output is below.
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> The thing that I find odd is that, to the best of my knowledge, ansible
> uses the ssh client config of user by default. The same user that runs
> ansible (root in this case
Hi Brian,
The command and output is below.
The thing that I find odd is that, to the best of my knowledge, ansible
uses the ssh client config of user by default. The same user that runs
ansible (root in this case) gets the correct username (not root) and SSH
key from ~/.ssh/config and is able to
, 25 June 2017 04:07:19 UTC+2, Dag Wieers wrote:
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> On Thu, 22 Jun 2017, Rod Oliver wrote:
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> > Hi All,
> >
> > I'm aware of modules for ACI on Github
> > (https://github.com/jedelman8/aci-ansible), however they haven't seen a
> lot
> > of updates i
I'm trying to run commands against a remote host and even a simple ad hoc
ping fails, with the error '"/bin/sh" isn\'t allowed to be executed'. The
error message changes to '/bin/bash' when I add "executable = /bin/bash" in
ansible.cfg. Adding the -b switch makes no difference. When looging in
Hi All,
I'm aware of modules for ACI on Github
(https://github.com/jedelman8/aci-ansible), however they haven't seen a lot
of updates in the last while. Is anyone using them who might be prepared to
chat about their experiences?
Rod
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Thanks again for your reply. I think I have a faulty understanding with the
way that loops and conditionals apply in Ansible.
cdp_nei.response is a list of dictionaries (containing values for interface
name, neighbor name and neighbor interface) and I'm using that as an input
for a loop to
Thanks for your respoinse Kai.
I changed the conditional statement to that below. It wasn't what I really
wanted but I figured if it worked I could build on it. I got a further
error.
Statement:
when: int_stat.response | search(cdp_nei.response.item.neighbor)
Error:
TASK [Create interface
I have created a couple of arrays using responses from commands via
ntc_ansible to a Cisco switch, one containing CDP neighbor information
(with keys "local_interface", "neighbor" and "neighbor_interface") and the
other from a listing of interfaces on the switch. I want to use the
presence of
Is there a way to replicate the command "ovs-vsctl add-bond
" with openvswitch_port in Ansible?
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ne 9: from: command not found
usage:
fuel [optional args] [action] [flags]
DEPRECATION WARNING:
In an upcoming release of Fuel Client, the syntax will
On Sunday, 10 July 2016 18:31:56 UTC+3, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
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> On 10. juli 2016 11:08,
I have found a dynamic inventory script
(https://github.com/martineg/ansible-fuel-inventory) for Mirantis Fuel that
runs just fine on the Fuel host itself. In my case I can't install Ansible
on the Fuel server so need to to run the dynamic inventory script remotely.
I guess there ought to be a
I'm trying to create a playbook in which I have a single role though I
expect this will expand with time. I want to load the variables in a file
per play_host. I think I can include the variable file with the same name
as the host with .yml or .yaml suffix in ./host_vars or
./group_vars/
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