Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-06 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
thanks Neha, Kai

I could fix the issue by using range with stdout.split(). Even, it is
working with stdout_lines as well

Once again thanks to all for helping me on this request.

Regards,
Suresh

On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 5:30 PM Neha Pithadiya 
wrote:

> Can you paste the content of "volchk" list .. Also try using
> item.stdout_lines instead of item.stdout in your debug task.
>
> On Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 12:26:11 AM UTC+5:30, Suresh Karpurapu wrote:
>>
>> would anyone please help me on this request?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Suresh
>>
>> On Tue, May 5, 2020 at 2:45 AM Suresh Karpurapu 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Here is my playbook, i would like to display all lines in stdout_lines
>>> in below format without miss. I am able to display only first 3 lines but
>>> host03 has more than 3 lines even it may be more lines for other hosts.
>>> Would anyone please help me?
>>>
>>> Required output fle:
>>> ==
>>> host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,na,/etc/fstab
>>> host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,na,/etc/fstab
>>> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/fstab
>>> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/rc.willows
>>> host4,nfsflr04:/app04,na,na,na
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>>   - name: nullify the ansible log file
>>> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
>>> }}/logs/volmigration.log"
>>> ignore_errors: true
>>> run_once: True
>>>   - name: nullify the file content
>>> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
>>> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>> ignore_errors: true
>>> run_once: True
>>>   - name: Making the txt header information to volcheck.txt file
>>> local_action:
>>>   module: lineinfile
>>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>>   line: "host,python,old_path,mnt_path,new_path,map_path,csv_path"
>>>   state: present
>>>   create: yes
>>> run_once: True
>>>   - name: Fetch the volume mounted status
>>> shell: |-
>>>   {% if ansible_os_family == "Solaris" %}
>>>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $1}'
>>>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $3}'
>>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab
>>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $2}'
>>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>>>   {%- else %}
>>>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $1}'
>>>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $2}'
>>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab
>>>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $3}'
>>>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $6}'
>>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{
>>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $7}'
>>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1
>>>   {%- endif %}
>>> with_together:
>>>   - "{{ var1 }}"
>>> register: volchk
>>> args:
>>>   warn: false
>>> ignore_errors: true
>>>   - name: Making the final volcheck.txt file
>>> local_action:
>>>   module: lineinfile
>>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>>   line: |-
>>> {% if item.stdout|length>0 %}
>>> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter }},{{
>>> item.stdout_lines[0] }},{{ item.stdout_lines[1] }},NA,{{
>>> item.stdout_lines[2] }},{{ item.item.0 }},
>>> {%- else %}
>>> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter
>>> }},NA,NA,NA,NA,{{ item.item.0 }},
>>> {%- endif %}
>>>   insertafter: EOF
>>>   state: present
>>>   create: yes
>>> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
>>>   - name: mark the entry of /etc/fstab and /etc/vfstab as fstab
>>> replace:
>>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>>   regexp: "{{ item.stdout_lines[2] }}"
>>>   replace: "fstab"
>>> when: item.stdout|length>0 and (item.stdout_lines[2] |
>>> regex_search("/etc/fstab") or item.stdout_lines[2] |
>>> regex_search("/etc/vfstab"))
>>> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
>>> delegate_to: localhost
>>>   - debug:
>>>   msg: "Final volume check file is located at {{ playbook_dir
>>> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>> delegate_to: localhost
>>> run_once: true
>>>   - name: Send the final report email
>>> local_action:
>>>   module: mail
>>>   host: host10.google.com
>>>   port: 25
>>>   to: sur...@gmail.com
>>>   subject: Ansible volume pre-check report
>>>   attach: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>> run_once: true
>>> ...
>>>
>>> Debug:
>>> Debug "volchk.result" output:
>>> ===
>>> host1:
>>>  "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
>>>  

Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-06 Thread Neha Pithadiya
Can you paste the content of "volchk" list .. Also try using 
item.stdout_lines instead of item.stdout in your debug task.
 
On Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 12:26:11 AM UTC+5:30, Suresh Karpurapu wrote:
>
> would anyone please help me on this request?
>
> Regards,
> Suresh
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2020 at 2:45 AM Suresh Karpurapu  > wrote:
>
>> Here is my playbook, i would like to display all lines in stdout_lines in 
>> below format without miss. I am able to display only first 3 lines but 
>> host03 has more than 3 lines even it may be more lines for other hosts. 
>> Would anyone please help me?
>>
>> Required output fle:
>> ==
>> host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,na,/etc/fstab
>> host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,na,/etc/fstab
>> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/fstab
>> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/rc.willows
>> host4,nfsflr04:/app04,na,na,na
>>
>>
>> ---
>>   - name: nullify the ansible log file
>> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir 
>> }}/logs/volmigration.log"
>> ignore_errors: true
>> run_once: True
>>   - name: nullify the file content
>> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir 
>> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>> ignore_errors: true
>> run_once: True
>>   - name: Making the txt header information to volcheck.txt file
>> local_action:
>>   module: lineinfile
>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>   line: "host,python,old_path,mnt_path,new_path,map_path,csv_path"
>>   state: present
>>   create: yes
>> run_once: True
>>   - name: Fetch the volume mounted status
>> shell: |-
>>   {% if ansible_os_family == "Solaris" %}
>>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $1}'
>>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $3}'
>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab
>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ 
>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $2}'
>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ 
>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>>   {%- else %}
>>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $1}'
>>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $2}'
>>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab
>>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ 
>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $3}'
>>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ 
>> item.0 }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0 
>> }}"|awk '{print $6}'
>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0 
>> }}"|awk '{print $7}'
>>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1
>>   {%- endif %}
>> with_together:
>>   - "{{ var1 }}"
>> register: volchk
>> args:
>>   warn: false
>> ignore_errors: true
>>   - name: Making the final volcheck.txt file
>> local_action:
>>   module: lineinfile
>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>   line: |-
>> {% if item.stdout|length>0 %}
>> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter }},{{ 
>> item.stdout_lines[0] }},{{ item.stdout_lines[1] }},NA,{{ 
>> item.stdout_lines[2] }},{{ item.item.0 }},
>> {%- else %}
>> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter 
>> }},NA,NA,NA,NA,{{ item.item.0 }},
>> {%- endif %}
>>   insertafter: EOF
>>   state: present
>>   create: yes
>> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
>>   - name: mark the entry of /etc/fstab and /etc/vfstab as fstab
>> replace:
>>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>>   regexp: "{{ item.stdout_lines[2] }}"
>>   replace: "fstab"
>> when: item.stdout|length>0 and (item.stdout_lines[2] | 
>> regex_search("/etc/fstab") or item.stdout_lines[2] | 
>> regex_search("/etc/vfstab"))
>> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
>> delegate_to: localhost
>>   - debug:
>>   msg: "Final volume check file is located at {{ playbook_dir 
>> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>> delegate_to: localhost
>> run_once: true
>>   - name: Send the final report email
>> local_action:
>>   module: mail
>>   host: host10.google.com
>>   port: 25
>>   to: sur...@gmail.com 
>>   subject: Ansible volume pre-check report
>>   attach: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>> run_once: true
>> ...
>>
>> Debug:
>> Debug "volchk.result" output:
>> ===
>> host1:
>>  "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
>>  "stdout_lines": [
>> "nfsflr01:/app01",
>> "/app",
>> "/etc/fstab"
>>
>> host2: 
>> "stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
>> "stdout_lines": [
>> "nfsflr02:/app02",
>> "/app02",
>> "/etc/fstab"
>> host3:
>>  "stdout": 
>> 

Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-05 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
would anyone please help me on this request?

Regards,
Suresh

On Tue, May 5, 2020 at 2:45 AM Suresh Karpurapu 
wrote:

> Here is my playbook, i would like to display all lines in stdout_lines in
> below format without miss. I am able to display only first 3 lines but
> host03 has more than 3 lines even it may be more lines for other hosts.
> Would anyone please help me?
>
> Required output fle:
> ==
> host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,na,/etc/fstab
> host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,na,/etc/fstab
> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/fstab
> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/rc.willows
> host4,nfsflr04:/app04,na,na,na
>
>
> ---
>   - name: nullify the ansible log file
> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
> }}/logs/volmigration.log"
> ignore_errors: true
> run_once: True
>   - name: nullify the file content
> local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
> ignore_errors: true
> run_once: True
>   - name: Making the txt header information to volcheck.txt file
> local_action:
>   module: lineinfile
>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>   line: "host,python,old_path,mnt_path,new_path,map_path,csv_path"
>   state: present
>   create: yes
> run_once: True
>   - name: Fetch the volume mounted status
> shell: |-
>   {% if ansible_os_family == "Solaris" %}
>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $1}'
>   grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $3}'
>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab
>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $2}'
>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>   {%- else %}
>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $1}'
>   grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $2}'
>   grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab
>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $3}'
>   grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $1}'
>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $6}'
>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
> }}"|awk '{print $7}'
>   grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1
>   {%- endif %}
> with_together:
>   - "{{ var1 }}"
> register: volchk
> args:
>   warn: false
> ignore_errors: true
>   - name: Making the final volcheck.txt file
> local_action:
>   module: lineinfile
>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>   line: |-
> {% if item.stdout|length>0 %}
> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter }},{{
> item.stdout_lines[0] }},{{ item.stdout_lines[1] }},NA,{{
> item.stdout_lines[2] }},{{ item.item.0 }},
> {%- else %}
> {{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter
> }},NA,NA,NA,NA,{{ item.item.0 }},
> {%- endif %}
>   insertafter: EOF
>   state: present
>   create: yes
> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
>   - name: mark the entry of /etc/fstab and /etc/vfstab as fstab
> replace:
>   path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
>   regexp: "{{ item.stdout_lines[2] }}"
>   replace: "fstab"
> when: item.stdout|length>0 and (item.stdout_lines[2] |
> regex_search("/etc/fstab") or item.stdout_lines[2] |
> regex_search("/etc/vfstab"))
> with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
> delegate_to: localhost
>   - debug:
>   msg: "Final volume check file is located at {{ playbook_dir
> }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
> delegate_to: localhost
> run_once: true
>   - name: Send the final report email
> local_action:
>   module: mail
>   host: host10.google.com
>   port: 25
>   to: sur...@gmail.com
>   subject: Ansible volume pre-check report
>   attach: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
> run_once: true
> ...
>
> Debug:
> Debug "volchk.result" output:
> ===
> host1:
>  "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
>  "stdout_lines": [
> "nfsflr01:/app01",
> "/app",
> "/etc/fstab"
>
> host2:
> "stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
> "stdout_lines": [
> "nfsflr02:/app02",
> "/app02",
> "/etc/fstab"
> host3:
>  "stdout":
> "nfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/fstab\nnfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/rc.willows",
>  "stdout_lines": [
>  "nfsflr03:/app03",
>  "/app03",
>  "/etc/fstab",
>  "nfsflr03:/app03",
>  "/app03",
>  "/etc/rc.willows"
>
> On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 2:57 PM Suresh Karpurapu <
> karpurapu.sur...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Sai Stian,
>>
>> This syntax would be helpful but i 

Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-04 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
Here is my playbook, i would like to display all lines in stdout_lines in
below format without miss. I am able to display only first 3 lines but
host03 has more than 3 lines even it may be more lines for other hosts.
Would anyone please help me?

Required output fle:
==
host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,na,/etc/fstab
host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,na,/etc/fstab
host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/fstab
host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,na,/etc/rc.willows
host4,nfsflr04:/app04,na,na,na


---
  - name: nullify the ansible log file
local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
}}/logs/volmigration.log"
ignore_errors: true
run_once: True
  - name: nullify the file content
local_action: copy content="" dest="{{ playbook_dir
}}/logs/volcheck.txt"
ignore_errors: true
run_once: True
  - name: Making the txt header information to volcheck.txt file
local_action:
  module: lineinfile
  path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
  line: "host,python,old_path,mnt_path,new_path,map_path,csv_path"
  state: present
  create: yes
run_once: True
  - name: Fetch the volume mounted status
shell: |-
  {% if ansible_os_family == "Solaris" %}
  grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $1}'
  grep -ws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab|awk '{print $3}'
  grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/vfstab
  grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $2}'
  grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $1}'
  grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
  {%- else %}
  grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $1}'
  grep -rws "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab|awk '{print $2}'
  grep -wls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/fstab
  grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $3}'
  grep -rls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $1}'
  grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/auto*|head -1
  grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $6}'
  grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1|xargs grep -w "{{ item.0
}}"|awk '{print $7}'
  grep -rwls "{{ item.0 }}" /etc/rc*|head -1
  {%- endif %}
with_together:
  - "{{ var1 }}"
register: volchk
args:
  warn: false
ignore_errors: true
  - name: Making the final volcheck.txt file
local_action:
  module: lineinfile
  path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
  line: |-
{% if item.stdout|length>0 %}
{{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter }},{{
item.stdout_lines[0] }},{{ item.stdout_lines[1] }},NA,{{
item.stdout_lines[2] }},{{ item.item.0 }},
{%- else %}
{{ inventory_hostname }},{{ ansible_python_interpreter
}},NA,NA,NA,NA,{{ item.item.0 }},
{%- endif %}
  insertafter: EOF
  state: present
  create: yes
with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
  - name: mark the entry of /etc/fstab and /etc/vfstab as fstab
replace:
  path: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
  regexp: "{{ item.stdout_lines[2] }}"
  replace: "fstab"
when: item.stdout|length>0 and (item.stdout_lines[2] |
regex_search("/etc/fstab") or item.stdout_lines[2] |
regex_search("/etc/vfstab"))
with_items: "{{ volchk.results }}"
delegate_to: localhost
  - debug:
  msg: "Final volume check file is located at {{ playbook_dir
}}/logs/volcheck.txt"
delegate_to: localhost
run_once: true
  - name: Send the final report email
local_action:
  module: mail
  host: host10.google.com
  port: 25
  to: sur...@gmail.com
  subject: Ansible volume pre-check report
  attach: "{{ playbook_dir }}/logs/volcheck.txt"
run_once: true
...

Debug:
Debug "volchk.result" output:
===
host1:
 "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
 "stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr01:/app01",
"/app",
"/etc/fstab"

host2:
"stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
"stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr02:/app02",
"/app02",
"/etc/fstab"
host3:
 "stdout":
"nfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/fstab\nnfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/rc.willows",
 "stdout_lines": [
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/fstab",
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/rc.willows"

On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 2:57 PM Suresh Karpurapu 
wrote:

> Hi Sai Stian,
>
> This syntax would be helpful but i may be using in wrong way as i am
> getting below errors. Please help on fixing the issue.
>
>   - name: debug with with sequence
> debug:
>   msg:"{{ volchk[item.stdout | int] }},{{ volchk[item.stdout | int +
> 1] }},{{ volchk[item.stdout | int + 2] }}"
> with_sequence: start=0 end={{ (volchk | length)-1 }} stride=3
> *error:*
> FAILED! => {"msg": "The task includes an option with an undefined
> variable. 

Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-04 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
Hi Sai Stian,

This syntax would be helpful but i may be using in wrong way as i am
getting below errors. Please help on fixing the issue.

  - name: debug with with sequence
debug:
  msg:"{{ volchk[item.stdout | int] }},{{ volchk[item.stdout | int + 1]
}},{{ volchk[item.stdout | int + 2] }}"
with_sequence: start=0 end={{ (volchk | length)-1 }} stride=3
*error:*
FAILED! => {"msg": "The task includes an option with an undefined variable.
The error was: 'ansible.utils.unsafe_proxy.AnsibleUnsafeBytes object' has
no attribute 'stdout'\n\nThe error appears to be in
'/suresh/suresh_playbooks/nfsvolmigration/roles/mountcheck/tasks/volcheck.yml':
line 44, column 5, but may\nbe elsewhere in the file depending on the exact
syntax problem.\n\nThe offending line appears to be:\n\nignore_errors:
true\n  - name: debug with with sequence\n^ here\n"}

Debug "volchk.result" output:
===
host1:
 "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
 "stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr01:/app01",
"/app",
"/etc/fstab"

host2:
"stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
"stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr02:/app02",
"/app02",
"/etc/fstab"
host3:
 "stdout":
"nfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/fstab\nnfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/rc.willows",
 "stdout_lines": [
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/fstab",
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/rc.willows"

Regards,
Suresh



FAILED! => {"msg": "'dict object' has no attribute 'stdout'"}

On Sat, May 2, 2020 at 2:32 PM Kai Stian Olstad <
ansible-project+l...@olstad.com> wrote:

> On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 03:44:14PM -0700, Suresh Karpurapu wrote:
> > Would anyone please help me formatting mountchk.result. I am able to get
> > the required output with
> > item.stdout_lines[0],item.stdout_lines[1],item.stdout_lines[2] but host3
> > has 6 entries. So, please help me in filtering
>
> You can use with_sequence or range in a for loop.
>
>   vars:
> myvar:
>   - one
>   - two
>   - three
>   - four
>   - five
>   - six
>   tasks:
> - debug: msg="{{ myvar[item | int] }},{{ myvar[item | int + 1] }},{{
> myvar[item | int + 2] }}"
>   with_sequence: start=0 end={{ (myvar | length) - 1 }} stride=3
>
> - debug:
> msg: |
>   {% for i in range(0, myvar | length, 3) %}
>   {{ myvar[i] }},{{ myvar[i + 1] }},{{ myvar[i + 2] }}
>   {% endfor %}
>
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Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-05-02 Thread Kai Stian Olstad
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 03:44:14PM -0700, Suresh Karpurapu wrote:
> Would anyone please help me formatting mountchk.result. I am able to get 
> the required output with 
> item.stdout_lines[0],item.stdout_lines[1],item.stdout_lines[2] but host3 
> has 6 entries. So, please help me in filtering 

You can use with_sequence or range in a for loop.

  vars:
myvar:
  - one
  - two
  - three
  - four
  - five
  - six
  tasks:
- debug: msg="{{ myvar[item | int] }},{{ myvar[item | int + 1] }},{{ 
myvar[item | int + 2] }}"
  with_sequence: start=0 end={{ (myvar | length) - 1 }} stride=3

- debug:
msg: |
  {% for i in range(0, myvar | length, 3) %}
  {{ myvar[i] }},{{ myvar[i + 1] }},{{ myvar[i + 2] }}
  {% endfor %}

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Re: [ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-04-30 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
Can anyone help me on this request?

Regards,
Suresh

On Thu, Apr 30, 2020 at 4:14 AM Suresh Karpurapu 
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Would anyone please help me formatting mountchk.result. I am able to get
> the required output with
> item.stdout_lines[0],item.stdout_lines[1],item.stdout_lines[2] but host3
> has 6 entries. So, please help me in filtering
>
>
> mountchk.results:
> =
> host1:
>  "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
>  "stdout_lines": [
> "nfsflr01:/app01",
> "/app",
> "/etc/fstab"
>
> host2:
> "stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
> "stdout_lines": [
> "nfsflr02:/app02",
> "/app02",
> "/etc/fstab"
> host3:
>  "stdout":
> "nfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/fstab\nnfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/rc.willows",
>  "stdout_lines": [
>  "nfsflr03:/app03",
>  "/app03",
>  "/etc/fstab",
>  "nfsflr03:/app03",
>  "/app03",
>  "/etc/rc.willows"
>
> Required filtering:
> ==
> host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,/etc/fstab
> host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,/etc/fstab
> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,/etc/fstab
> host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,/etc/rc.willows
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[ansible-project] Need help on formating stdout_lines output

2020-04-29 Thread Suresh Karpurapu
Hi All,

Would anyone please help me formatting mountchk.result. I am able to get 
the required output with 
item.stdout_lines[0],item.stdout_lines[1],item.stdout_lines[2] but host3 
has 6 entries. So, please help me in filtering 


mountchk.results:
=
host1:
 "stdout": "nfsflr01:/app01\n/app\n/etc/fstab",
 "stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr01:/app01",
"/app",
"/etc/fstab"

host2: 
"stdout": "nfsflr02:/app02\n/app02\n/etc/fstab",
"stdout_lines": [
"nfsflr02:/app02",
"/app02",
"/etc/fstab"
host3:
 "stdout": 
"nfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/fstab\nnfsflr03:/app03\n/app03\n/etc/rc.willows",
 "stdout_lines": [
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/fstab",
 "nfsflr03:/app03",
 "/app03",
 "/etc/rc.willows"

Required filtering:
==
host1,nfsflr01:/app01,/app,/etc/fstab
host2,nfsflr02:/app02,/app02,/etc/fstab
host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,/etc/fstab
host3,nfsflr03:/app03,/app03,/etc/rc.willows

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