On Thursday, 23 August 2018 21.37.34 CEST MPb wrote:
>
> I have a process that is exporting xml config from an application and the
> exported xml config contains the server name of the server it was exported
> from.
> A grep contains would contain a list of these:
> ./config_1.xml: <ns:serverName>myservername.dom.com</ns:serverName>
> ./config_2.xml: <ns:serverName>myservername.dom.com</ns:serverName>
>
> I want to make them via an ansible task:
> ./config_1.xml: <ns:serverName>{{ gold_server_conf }}</ns:serverName>
> ./config_2.xml: <ns:serverName>{{ gold_server_conf }}</ns:serverName>
>
> Something like this?? is wrong because Ansible will just think {{
> gold_server_conf }} is a variable.. but i want it to treat it just as text
>
> - name: template out the server name
> shell:
> sed -i 's/{{ ansible_hostname }}/{{ gold_server_conf }}/g' *
When in doubt try escaping :-)
- name: template out the server name
shell:
sed -i 's/{{ ansible_hostname }}/\{\{ gold_server_conf \}\}/g' *
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Kai Stian Olstad
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