Better put a `-n` on that `sort`.
On Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 5:13:40 AM UTC-4 dulh...@mailbox.org
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> this is how I manged this in the end. probably the solution suggested by
> @Vladimit Botka is more scientific but I could not indorporate the find
> operation required with the res
this is how I manged this in the end. probably the solution suggested by
@Vladimit Botka is more scientific but I could not indorporate the find
operation required with the rest of the suggestion
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> On 09/19/2022 4:25 PM CEST Todd Lewis wrote:
>
> do this:
>
>loop: "{{ found_files.files | map(attribute='path') | map('basename') |
> list }}"
great, that works. So one part of the puzzle is solved, thx
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You're so close. You're passing in a list as a single item. Instead of
loop:
- "{{ found_files.files | map(attribute='path') | map('basename') | list }}"
do this:
loop: "{{ found_files.files | map(attribute='path') | map('basename') | list
}}"
On 9/19/22 10:06 AM, dulhaver via Ansi
I manage to get something like this from a set_fact following the find TASK
TASK [creating a list with the filenames]
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task path:
/home/gwagner/repos/ansible/open_source/postgres_create_service/tasks/fetchsomething.yml:20
ok: [vm-4140
On Mon, 19 Sep 2022 12:23:14 +0200 (CEST)
dulhaver via Ansible Project wrote:
> ... does not localize the files I am looking for.
>
>- name: fetch all .env files to fetched
> ansible.builtin.fetch:
>src: /opt/db/postgres/bin/.pg*env
>dest: fetched/
>flat: true
>
Thanks Vladimir ... that looks pretty sophisticated (almost out of sight-ish)
... but could be a nice challenge to even understand what is going on :-)
so far I detected one challenge. Maybe my initial question has not been
sufficientely explicit with this.
I run this against a single host that
For example, given the files
shell> ssh admin@test_11 cat /tmp/.env
SMTPPORT: 5432
POPPORT: 5431
PGPORT: 5433
shell> ssh admin@test_12 cat /tmp/.env
SMTPPORT: 4432
POPPORT: 4431
PGPORT: 4433
shell> ssh admin@test_13 cat /tmp/.env
SMTPPORT: 3432
POPPORT: 3431
PGPORT: 3433
Fetch the files and dec
Dick above gave a better answer, but just to have the original
question literally answered:
- shell: grep -r 'PGPORT=' /opt/db/postgres/bin/ | cut -d: -f2 | cut
-d= -f2 | tail -1
register: myport
myport['stdout'] will have the value you want
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On Fri, 16 Sept 2022 at 15:19, dulhaver via Ansible Project <
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> I am trying to automate the creation of postgresql services on a shared
> postgres Server as my target.
>
> we create an .env file for each service on the target with contains the
> portnumber
I am trying to automate the creation of postgresql services on a shared
postgres Server as my target.
we create an .env file for each service on the target with contains the
portnumber used for that particular instance. Based on that I detect the
largest currently reserved postgres port.
I can
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