Making a script that setups guest machines on proxmox, then gives inventory
to ansible. The problem is everything is done with a call to
subprocess.check_output ... 'ssh {proxmoxhost} ...' its been solid, but
also seems kinda silly to go through all that.
ControlPath helps, but id rather
Here is a similar example from my project
Creating the instance on EC2:
---
- name: Create a cluster nodes on EC2
hosts: localhost
connection: local
tasks:
- name: Launch instances
local_action:
module: ec2
region: {{region}}
keypair: {{key_name}}
replace: dest=/etc/fstab regexp='(\s+)defaults1 2(\s+.*)?$'
replace='\1defaults,noatime1 2\1' backup=yes
does not match
UUID=b203e2c3-5207-41a8-8f18-795b5ec6550f / ext4
defaults1 1
because of '1 1' vs '1 2'
Cheers,
Paul
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On Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 6:57:01 AM UTC-3, codfather wrote:
Here is the working one.
You say it's working but do you continue playbook execution after the
restart?
I'm also trying to use a task to restart my servers but I would like to
wait_for them to come back and continue executing
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Hi,
I'm not entirely sure whether this should be considered an ansible or
systemctl bug.
This email mainly targets of making others aware of this problem.
If you want to disable (enabled=no) a service on a systemd host which
is still using legacy
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I asked systemd-devel about is-enabled support for legacy services:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2015-April/030652.ht
ml
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