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You can try to loop using with_items: and storing the regexs, lines, etc
in variables.
On 09/04/14 16:49, Michael Baydoun wrote:
I need to insert many lines of configuration and must use lineinfile
or something similar.
The particular application in question also writes changes over time
It's not an option as the current file has previously templated with
some common configuration. It's a role who has to add the group to the
line if the host includes it.
Br
On 06/04/14 17:24, Paul Durivage wrote:
A better, more reliable approach would be to create a template
sshd_config file