Hello,
I'm tried make it over ansible, but in final, i think much easiest way is
using script module.
If someone interesting, when i tried it, i'm used this construction for
getting files attributes and states:
- name: Getting files stats
stat: path={{ item }}
register: st
with_items:
- /etc/asterisk
- /etc/bind
- /etc/GeoIP.conf
- /etc/iptables
- /etc/jabber
- /etc/monit
- /etc/mysql
- /etc/nginx
- /etc/postfix
- /etc/ppp
- /etc/snmp
- /etc/sphinx
- /etc/xl2tpd
- name: Moving on
debug: msg="doing something with {{ item.item }}"
when:
- item.stat.exists == true
- item.stat.islnk != true
with_items: st.results
Thank you
> Hello,
>
> Yes, you understand correctly. How can I synchronize files on remote node
> (not from local host to remote) ?
>
> Thank you.
>
> If I understand correctly, you're copying the contents of several
>> directories to a central location, removing the old path, and then creating
>> a symlink to the new location? To do that with ansible you'd just need to
>> call the synchronize module to copy the files (or use command/shell to do
>> the rsync), and then use the file module to create the symlink.
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 6:56 AM, Maxim Odinintsev <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I'm trying migrate out my infrastructure under ansible control, but
>>> stopped on simple things realization with ansible.
>>>
>>> I would be very grateful if some one can explain, best way for moving on
>>> this simple shell script under ansible.
>>> May be simplest way is running external shell, and not try to push it
>>> all under ansible logic ?
>>>
>>> pushd /
>>> for i in \
>>> /etc/ipsec* \
>>> /home \
>>> /root \
>>> do
>>> [[ -r $i ]] || continue
>>> [[ -L $i ]] && continue
>>> dst_dir=$(readlink -m /protected$(dirname $i))
>>> dst_name="${dst_dir}/$(basename $i)"
>>> mkdir -p $dst_dir
>>> rsync -a $i $dst_dir && rm -rf $i && ln -s $dst_name $i
>>> ls -ld $i
>>> done
>>> popd
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
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