Hi,
The playbook below should generate a file with the content:
a,b
ssh_host_key
ssh_rsa_host_key
However, the way I construct the variable names results in either
syntax/templating errors or 'variable name does not exists'.
---
- hosts: localhost
connection: local
vars:
CentOS:
ciphers: "a,b"
hostkeys:
- "ssh_host_key"
- "ssh_rsa_host_key"
tasks:
- copy:
dest: "{{ playbook_dir }}/test.out"
content: |
# This works:
{{ CentOS.ciphers }}
# This results in 'No variable found with this name':
{# Ciphers {{ lookup('vars', ansible_distribution + '.ciphers') }}
# Templating errors:
{% for hostkey in {{ lookup('vars', ansible_distribution +
'.hostkeys') }} %}
{{ hostkey }}
{% endfor %}
# Templating errors:
{% for hostkey in {{
hostvars[inventory_hostname][ansible_distribution + '.hostkeys'] }} %}
{{ hostkey }}
{% endfor %}
What is the proper way to 'assemble' the variable names? Or is there a
better way of doing this?
Regards,
Willem.
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