Yes, the easiest way would be to just direct it in the shell command.
shell: ./myBinary > /tmp/file
Or if you want Ansible to still see the stdout, do:
shell: ./myBinary | tee /tmp/file
This only deals with stdout. Let me know if you want to capture stderr too.
(There are equivilent ways of capturing both.)
The alternative is registering the output and saving the content in the
next step.
- shell: ./myBinary
register: shellTask
- copy:
content: shellTask.stdout
path: /tmp/file
Regards,
Matt
On Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 2:57:10 AM UTC+10, Rahul Kolan wrote:
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> In Ansible is there any way i can append the shell script out to in one
> file.
> basically I have script which does some validation like services status up
> after the OS upgrade.
> I want to execute the script on remote machine & append the output in
> remote system somewhere under "/tmp/file".
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