David Jacobs <[email protected]> napisał: >I am trying to get a good inventory from both a spacewalk and an older >satellite server. I was able to share the spacewalk.py script with >those >server and produce an output, which is all one 1 line, and looks >something >like this: {"CentOS6_Servers": ["server1", "server2", "server3", >"server4", "server5", ... etc for 600+ servers and many many groops. > > When I try this: > >ansible CentOS6_Servers -a "hostname" -i >/etc/ansible/inventory/spacewalk_list_07-11-2014.txt > >I get this -> ERROR: Invalid ini entry: [ncias-p584.nci.nih.gov, - >need >more than 1 value to unpack > >Is this due to the file being all one line? Is this improper YAML >syntax, >maybe? Sorry, I am a new to YAML Syntax, and Ansible. > >Am I using spacewalk.py incorrectly? Yes. You should point Ansible to the script, not saved output (if the file given to -i is executable, Ansible will use it as dynamic inventory). The error you are getting says that Ansible expects static inventories to be in an INI-like syntax.
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