let me explain this a little better
You want to set the mode to octal 0600 which is the same as decimal
420. So either of these would be fine:
mode: 0600
mode: 420
Ansible's template module also accepts string versions of the mode.
The strings are similar to what chmod would accept on
Actually, that brings up a follow-up question. why doesn't it treat
it that way in the first example, when I don't use a loop?
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Perfect! Thank you Kai Stian Olstad
On Thursday, September 21, 2017 at 12:13:29 PM UTC-6, Kai Stian Olstad
wrote:
>
> On 21. sep. 2017 20:03, John Harmon wrote:
> > If I do the following it works (putting quotes around the mode). Can
> > anybody explain to my why?
>
> Yes, Ansible interpret
On 21. sep. 2017 20:03, John Harmon wrote:
If I do the following it works (putting quotes around the mode). Can
anybody explain to my why?
Yes, Ansible interprets number starting with 0 as octal number.
0644 = 6*8^2 + 4*8^1 + 4*8^0 = 420 decimal.
So to avoid this conversion you need to use th
If I do the following it works (putting quotes around the mode). Can
anybody explain to my why?
>
> - name: test
> template:
> src: "files/sssd.conf"
> dest: "/etc/sssd/sssd.conf"
> mode: 0600
> group: root
> owner: root
>
> - name: Add/Update required files
> template:
>
