hello
On 22.09.21 22:23, Dick Visser wrote:
Well it works fine here, also for a file with the ansible substring:
$ export ANSIBLE_CONFIG=/opt/project.cfg $ ansible --version | head -2
ansible 2.10.12 config file = /opt/project.cfg
ok I got it ... my understanding of environment variables was not
sufficient obviously
I thought
$ ANSIBLE_CONFIG=/opt/project.cfg
$ echo $ANSIBLE_CONFG
/opt/project.cfg
was proof enough for this to work in the current shell/context and *you
only needed the **'**export'**to make the VARIABLE universal and
permanent* (which in my usecase was not required or even unwanted).
thanks for clarifying
best Gunnar
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