yes exactly i want the ip addresses either in this form:
ipadd1,ipadd2,ipadd3,ipadd4,ipadd5,ipadd6,ipadd7,ipadd8
or
ipadd1,
ipadd2,
ipadd3,
ipadd4,
ipadd5,
ipadd6,
ipadd7
ipadd8
but currently i am getting output in below form in inventory-ccp.ini :
[ccpclusternodes]
["ipadd1", "ipadd2", "ipadd3", "ipadd4" ]
['ipadd5', 'ipadd6', 'ipadd7', 'ipadd8']
in main.yaml:
name: create ccp inventory
vars:
ccp_nodes: "{{ lookup('file', '../ip_address.txt' , wantlist=True ) }}"
template:
src: inventory-ccp.ini.j2
dest: inventory-ccp.ini
ip_address.txt:
["ipadd1", "ipadd2", "ipadd3", "ipadd4" ]
['ipadd5', 'ipadd6', 'ipadd7', 'ipadd8']
The motive is, these ip are getting fetched dynamically from a url and
need to deploy certificates in all the ip addresses using ansible.
On Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 10:29 AM Vladimir Botka <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, 1 Mar 2021 10:03:02 +0100
> Sakshi Rathore <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > instead of specific ip when i want all ip addresses without bracket
>
> It's not clear what type you're looking for. Should it be a list?
>
> - debug:
> var: ip_list|flatten
>
> gives
>
> ip_list|flatten:
> - ipadd1
> - ipadd2
> - ipadd3
> - ipadd4
> - ipadd5
> - ipadd6
> - ipadd7
> - ipadd8
>
> Or, should it be a string perhaps?
>
> - debug:
> var: ip_list|flatten|join(',')
>
> gives
>
> ip_list|flatten|join(','):
> ipadd1,ipadd2,ipadd3,ipadd4,ipadd5,ipadd6,ipadd7,ipadd8
>
> Post expected result if this not what you want.
>
> --
> Vladimir Botka
>
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