I have a template for ifcfg-* files where I not only fill in DNS entries but
also all the other network configuration
stuff. I put this into a role and all variables are in host_vars/*.yaml files.
Every time I wish to change the
configuration I change the host_vars file and reapply the role (which creates a
new ifcfg file from the template with
the new settings).
Am 28.08.2017 um 21:06 schrieb John Harmon:
> Hmmm.... I am trying it this way... and am really close. I just don't know
> how to properly reference variables in a
> regexp statement within ansible:
>
> |
> -name:TEST
> replace:
> path:"{{ net_path }}{{ item }}"
> regexp:"^DNS(?!.*(?:10.10.10.1[12])).*"
> with_items:"{{ ifcfg_list.stdout_lines }}"
> |
>
> I want to replace 10.10.10.1[12] with the variables dns1 and dns2
>
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