On 29.12.2016 11:05, Kevin Csuka wrote:
Actual package name in the repo is package-2.6.12-3.el7.x86_64.
The goal is to install a package with Ansible, to:
- * Ensure the point release is installed, such as package-2.2
- * Doesn't install major releases, such as package-3.0
- * Updates for minor releases, such as package-2.6.13-4
The repo can update packages from time to time, but I don't know when.
My thought was to install a package like this;
- name: Install package
yum:
name: package-2.6
state: present
But the task fails, because package-2.6 is not in the repo. Whereas
simply
package works, but it not future proof.
How do I achieve this?
Since yum need the complete version number "yum update package-2.6.13"
you'll need to provide that in Ansible as well.
So to make this work you would need to run a script or a creative one
liner in command or the shell module.
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Kai Stian Olstad
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