My bad - the background job is actually running - I just needed to use
absolute paths.
Sorry for confusion.
On Tuesday, 5 January 2016 11:51:33 UTC, Tomasz Kuchta wrote:
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> Hi All,
> I have an async command that is invoking a Bash script.
> The script invokes some other scripts i
Hi All,
I have an async command that is invoking a Bash script.
The script invokes some other scripts in background (using "&").
I have noticed that the background command is either not called or it
terminates immediately (not sure).
The same script works in non-asynchronous mode (using the shell
Thanks, Brian!
On Wednesday, 25 November 2015 20:05:12 UTC, Brian Coca wrote:
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> yes, loops normally execute each task independently per iteration.
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Hello,
If the script module is used in a loop, will it transfer the script to the
remote on every iteration of the loop?
Thank you,
Tomek
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Hi,
I got stuck with the following:
Imagine we have a string in stdout of a command that we would like to
filter out:
Error123: some 'thing' (happened)
If we want to filter that out we would do something like
"{{ item.stderr.regex_replace('Error[0-9]+: some \\'thing\\'
\\(happened\\)', '') }}