Hi Dick Visser,
Thanks for your reply.
As per your suggestion I am trying to running the shell module first and
registering the output, now what should I do and how I used this register
values in replace module to get the required output.
- shell: 'awk "/^[[:space:]]*($|#)/{next} /$host_to_
Hello Dick, thank you for your response.
I started studying Ansible this week and I'm already using on some servers
with Ad-Hoc commands.
I plan to make some shell scripts and include them in some Playbooks.
While planning the creation of these scripts I raised my doubt.
However, the answers I rece
On Mon, 1 Oct 2018 at 18:25, SUMIT SAHAY wrote:
>
> Hi Dick Visser,
> Thanks for your reply.
> Yeah I want to replace the output of awk with string.
> The playbook is running fine it means it is getting executed without any
> error, that is what I was trying to say.
>
> Actually the string may va
Hi Dick Visser,
Thanks for your reply.
Yeah I want to replace the output of awk with string.
The playbook is running fine it means it is getting executed without any
error, that is what I was trying to say.
Actually the string may vary as per the requirement as of now I used my
name to raise my qu
On Mon, 1 Oct 2018 at 09:22, SUMIT SAHAY wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have one query regarding ansible replace module, I wrote one ansible
> playbook and I used replace module in my ansible playbook, it is running
> successfully but without making any changes in file,
>
>
> - replace:
> path
Hi All,
I have one query regarding ansible replace module, I wrote one ansible
playbook and I used replace module in my ansible playbook, it is running
successfully but without making any changes in file,
- replace:
path: /home/xxx/known_host.txt
regexp: 'awk "/^[[:space:]]*($|
