tis 2017-01-17 klockan 01:42 -0800 skrev Igor Schaefer:
> Sure, all you know the situation, when you install a new version of
> package and you get a dialog window with warnings like "use existing
> version of config file or replace it with new one" or "that your
> lovely function is depricated
Ansible set DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive, so no any dialog.
On Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 2:06:34 AM UTC+5, Igor Schaefer wrote:
>
> Hello, colleagues
>
> Sure, all you know the situation, when you install a new version of
> package and you get a dialog window with warnings like "use
Hi
i have a shell script which is setWLSEnv.sh on target machine, i run this
first to set up web logic env
after that i run the command
java weblogic.WLST {{ pyhton file}}
now i get Error: could not find or load main class web logic.WLST
why i'm loosing the env variable set in previous
Hello, colleagues
Sure, all you know the situation, when you install a new version of package
and you get a dialog window with warnings like "use existing version of
config file or replace it with new one" or "that your lovely function is
depricated now, make a note of this", etc.
I'd like to
Hi All,
I hope you can help me with this problem.
There are 50 different servers, each of them has different iptables
firewall and rules. I want them to be managed by Ansible. My idea is to
create a csv file, like this:
hostname/ip, iptablesrule
testmachine05, iptables -A LOGNDROP -p udp -m
Hi everyone, the Ansible/Tower license model is based on hosts. What if I
have a host that is a member of multiple inventories? Does Ansible assign a
license to the existence of each host within an inventory or does it
aggregate the host license based on an IP or hostname?
thank you.
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Thanks
On our side this breaks existing playbooks running on rhel6 where roles are
applied conditionally.
like the following one:
- role: ntpd_slewing_mode
tags: ["ntp_options"]
when: ansible_distribution_major_version == "6"
and lead to the following error:
TASK
How to uninstall ansible tower, Can you please provide me the steps, i
don't see in the ansible tower documentation.
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On 16.01.17 10:32 Paul Tötterman wrote:
>> 1. Set check_mode: no and always run the command task so the
>> variable always contains the stdout object.
>> 2. Only run the debug task when my_variable.skipped is not
>> defined.
>>
>
> 3. only run the debug task when not in check_mode
> 4. set
On 15.01.17 19:43 Anthony Bond wrote:
> - debug: msg="Here is the output of {{ my_variable.stdout }}" when:
> my_variable is defined
Thanks, I already had that in mind for the element skipped of my_variable:
"2. Only run the debug task when my_variable.skipped is not defined."
Johannes
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Brian,
Thanks for your help. Your suggestion worked. However, I am having trouble
with the pattern in my contain. My file content is
jdbc:oracle:thin:@dev1d111.xxx.com:1521/.xx.com
I have tried various combinations for my contain parameter and I still
cannot get a matched file.
You might be able to do what you want using the synchronize module by
taking advantage of ansible's ability to delegate modules to run on
specific hosts.
Lots of examples of ways to use synchronize on the module documentation
page here: http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/synchronize_module.html
I need to copy the very big file X from remote system A to remote system B,
only if X is newer on A or if X is missing on B.
I can do it in two steps: first transfer X from A to the Ansible server and
next from the Ansible server to B.
But the effect will be that all files from A are mirrored
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