Great explanation. Thanks
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On 30. juni 2017 21:03, Anfield wrote:
Thanks! But how does it differentiate between just the text user, and the
actual variable user? Or does it just know because user is defined as a
variable at the top in the vars section?
Text is indicated with single or double quote, so 'user' or "user".
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Thanks! But how does it differentiate between just the text user, and the
actual variable user? Or does it just know because user is defined as a
variable at the top in the vars section?
I tried that out and it works well.
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On 28. juni 2017 01:55, Anfield wrote:
Running the playbook below and wondering whats the correct syntax so I can
use a variable within the find statement below
This line is in question -
when: p.stdout.find"{{('user')}}" != -1
This would be correct without a variable
when: p.stdout.fin
Running the playbook below and wondering whats the correct syntax so I can
use a variable within the find statement below
This line is in question -
when: p.stdout.find"{{('user')}}" != -1
This would be correct without a variable
when: p.stdout.find('daniel') != -1
How do I do this with
