How do I add a conditionals to debug msg lists?
- name: Print results
debug:
msg:
- "Board: {{ ansible_product_name }}"
- "CPU: {{ ansible_processor[1] }} Cores: {{
ansible_processor_cores }} CPU Count: {{ ansible_processor_count }}"
- "Me
Not sure what you mean by 'it doesn't like this method'? I'm guessing
you're getting an error - which would have been helpful in diagnosing the
issue.
So again, guessing, and hard to see from this message, but it looks like
the indentation of the when statement is way off. It should be at the same
Sorry, I will attache the error next time.
I tried indenting it to the same column as name and debug, but it still
failed. If I change the command to something that returns a value for
sel_out, the debug msg returns the expected output. The error only comes
when sel_out is not defined.
- na
There seems to be a paste formatting issue. Under vim name and debug are
in the same column. They were not when I pasted them in the last reply.
On Thursday, August 10, 2017 at 11:25:52 PM UTC-7, Ryan wrote:
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> Sorry, I will attache the error next time.
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> I tried indenting it to the same
On 11. aug. 2017 08:25, Ryan wrote:
Sorry, I will attache the error next time.
But you didn't include all relevant output.
I tried indenting it to the same column as name and debug, but it still
failed. If I change the command to something that returns a value for
sel_out, the debug msg re
I tried adding "changed_when" for when sel_out is not defined, but it gives
me an error, so I am not sure how to use "changed_when" in this case.
What's the correct usage?
- name: Check for ECC's
shell: ipmitool sel list | grep -i ecc
register: sel_out
changed_when: se
On 12. aug. 2017 04:09, Ryan wrote:
I tried adding "changed_when" for when sel_out is not defined, but it gives
me an error, so I am not sure how to use "changed_when" in this case.
I'm sorry, i meant to write failed_when and not changed_when, but the
usage is the same.
What's the correc
Thanks for the detailed reply.
- name: Check for ECC's
shell: ipmitool sel list | grep -i ecc
register: sel_out
failed_when: sel_out.rc > 1
async: 3
poll: 2
TASK [Check for ECC's]
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On 14. aug. 2017 23:58, Ryan wrote:
Thanks for the detailed reply.
- name: Check for ECC's
shell: ipmitool sel list | grep -i ecc
register: sel_out
failed_when: sel_out.rc > 1
async: 3
poll: 2
TASK [Check for ECC's]
If i remove async and poll your solution does work. I was using them
because depending on the platform the playbook is executed on, the time to
complete can vary a lot. I will play around with not using the async and
poll and see what the result is, as I am still new to Ansible obviously.
Tha
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