James, thank you for the quick reply. Your advice fixed my problem. Complex
form it is!!!
On Thursday, February 5, 2015 at 5:29:41 PM UTC+9, Huaxing Sun wrote:
>
> I keep getting error with the following ansible command.
> ...
> - name: create policy
> rabbitmq_policy:
> name={{ item.name }}
> vhost={{ item.vhost | default('/', false) }}
> pattern={{ item.pattern }}
> priority={{ item.priority }}
> tags={{ item.tags }}
> with_items: rabbitmq_policy_configuration
> ...
> where 'rabbitmq_policy_configuration' is
> rabbitmq_policy_configuration
> -name: GLOBAL
> vhost: /
> pattern: .*
> priority: 0
> tags: ha-mode=all,ha-sync-mode=automatic,max-length=1000000,expires=
> 1296000000
>
> When the module processes this configuration, the value of 'tags' is
> converted strictly to a *string*.
> But in fact, the values of 'max-length' and 'expires' must be *ints* for
> rabbitmqctl(assuming people understand what rabbitmqctl does) to work
> properly.
>
> This is the error message
> failed: [10.*.*.*] => (item={'priority': 0, 'vhost': '/', 'tags':
> 'ha-mode=all,ha-sync-mode=automatic,max-length=1000000,expires=1296000000',
> 'name': 'GLOBAL', 'pattern': '.*'}) => {"cmd": "/usr/sbin/rabbitmqctl -q -n
> rabbit set_policy -p / GLOBAL '.*' '{\"ha-sync-mode\": \"automatic\",
> \"expires\": \"1296000000\", \"ha-mode\": \"all\", \"max-length\":
> \"1000000\"}' --priority 0", "failed": true, "item": {"name": "GLOBAL",
> "pattern": ".*", "priority": 0, "tags":
> "ha-mode=all,ha-sync-mode=automatic,max-length=1000000,expires=1296000000",
> "vhost": "/"}, "rc": 2}
> stderr: Error: Validation failed
>
> <<"1296000000">> is not a valid queue expiry
>
> msg: Error: Validation failed
>
> According to ansible docs, 'tags' can be a dictionary so I tried with this
> rabbitmq_policy_configuration:
> - name: GLOBAL
> vhost: /
> pattern: .*
> priority: 0
> tags:
> ha-mode: all
> ha-sync-mode: automatic
> max-length: 1000000
> expires: 1296000000
> But it did not prevail.
>
> failed: [10.*.*.*] => (item={'priority': 0, 'vhost': '/', 'tags': {
> 'ha-sync-mode': 'automatic', 'expires': 1296000000, 'ha-mode': 'all',
> 'max-length': 1000000}, 'name': 'GLOBAL', 'pattern': '.*'}) => {"failed":
> true, "item": {"name": "GLOBAL", "pattern": ".*", "priority": 0, "tags": {
> "expires": 1296000000, "ha-mode": "all", "ha-sync-mode": "automatic",
> "max-length": 1000000}, "vhost": "/"}}
> msg: this module requires key=value arguments (['name=GLOBAL', 'vhost=/',
> 'pattern=.*', 'priority=0', 'tags={ha-sync-mode:', 'automatic,',
> 'expires:', '1296000000,', 'ha-mode:', 'all,', 'max-length:', '1000000}'])
>
>
> FATAL: all hosts have already failed -- aborting
>
>
> Could anyone please help pointing out what I have done wrong? I read the
> source of rabbitmq_policy on github and did not spot any type conversions
> of individual parameter values belong to the argument of 'tags'. I am
> starting to doubt there is a bug.
>
> FYI these are the environment information
> Ansible version: 1.7.2-1ppa~precise
> PC environment: Ubuntu 12.04
>
>
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