Just out of curiosity, if not with lookup('first_found',...) how would you
do
with_items: itemlistvar
with_first_found:
- file1
- file2
- etc..
Are you suggesting:
with_nested:
- itemlistvar
- lookup('first_found', ... )
On Tuesday, 14 January 2014 15:16:01 UTC, Michael DeHaan wro
It's not really intended that first_found be used in this way, because it's
a plugin that returns lists to iterate on, as opposed to 'file'.
However, it is definitely something that will continue to work.
It just wouldn't make sense using with_items with, say, 'items' in the
lookup, for that, go
Hi Serge,
This worked great. I didn't realize that you could use the with_* functions
with lookup(), now things makes more sense. Thank you!
Best regards,
/Martin
Something like this might work:
>
> - name: Copy zone files
> copy: src={{
> lookup('first_found', ['path/to/zones/' +
> it
Hi Serge,
This worked great, thank you. I didn't realize that you could use the
with_* functions with lookup(), now things makes a lot more sense.
Best regards,
/Martin
Something like this might work:
>
> - name: Copy zone files
> copy: src={{
> lookup('first_found', ['path/to/zones/' +
On 13 January 2014 14:18, wrote:
> - name: Copy zone files
> copy: src=zones/{{ item }} dest=/var/named/zones/{{ item }}
> with_first_file:
> - path/to/zones/{{ item }}.db
> - path/to/zones/default.db
> with_items:
> - list_of_zones
>
Something like this might work:
- name: Co
I've been looking for a solutions for this, but I can't seem to figure it
out. Here is what I want to do:
I'm writing a playbook to manage a number of DNS servers. I have a list of
zones in my vars file, like so:
list_of_zones:
- a.com
- b.com
- c.com
etc...
I then have a dir with each z
