Thanks for you suggestion but I just get this when use you way
```
- name: upgrade docker-engine
apt:
name: docker-engine
only_upgrade: docker-engine
# state: latest
```
```
TASK [upgrade docker-engine]
***
ok:
I just think this way is reinstall docker-engie to latest when you ues name
and state=lastest
it's different to upgrade this procedure
在 2016年7月21日星期四 UTC+8下午10:44:46,Kai Stian Olstad写道:
>
> On 21. juli 2016 03:44, richar...@gmail.com wrote:
> > xx.xxx.xx.xxx | FAILED! => {
> >
Dear All,
I have a file with the below content:
## NexGen SS7 maximum allowed configuration file
MAXIMUM_INSTANCES = 2
MAXIMUM_LINKS = 0
MTP2 = NO
SCTP = YES
M2UA = NO
MTP3 = NO
M3UA = YES
SCCP = YES
TCAP = YES
*MAC = 441ea15e6f44,441ea15e6f46,441ea15e4ff8,441ea15e4ffa*
LIC-START-TIME =
If it is always running then may be you need to set up whatever the run.bat
does as a windows service.
You can install nssm.exe and use win_nssm module to install programs as
services, and then use the win_service module to start and stop them.
You can use fetch module against windows
Thanks for the response/idea Kai. I was too focused on making it work the
other way to consider breaking it up like that.
I ran with the idea of grabbing the last log line in a separate task and
using a when conditional however now i'm running into a different issue.
Since i'm now using
Hi,
I'm trying to use this Module to spin up a VM in Azure. However how can I
bootstrap Ansible PS1 script which enables the WinRM for other tasks?
Its working but I can't see how can I inject user data into it?
Thank you in Advance!
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It appears that in the linode module there is no mechanism currently in
place for specifying a stackscript for the linode to use. Is this something
in the works? Seems like a pretty significant missing feature.
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On 27. juli 2016 14:15, John Lewis wrote:
How do I save a variable to a file if it contained contents of a file on a
host that couldn't support anything but the raw module?
It depends, but if the content in the variable isn't to big this should
work.
- raw: echo '{{ variable }}'
The first one is a template: task with a handler to restart the network
The second is a lineinfile: task.
On 27 July 2016 at 13:35, Rohit Maheshwari wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I wanted to automate the below commands using ansible but I am facing
> difficulty to do
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to automate the below commands using ansible but I am facing
difficulty to do that. Need your help.
*- Adding a ‘fake’ loopback alias with the public/elastic IP address:*
sudo cat >> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-lo\:0 << EOF
DEVICE=lo:0
IPADDR=`curl
Hi,
I am new to Ansible and I am working a playbook that requires to have
Development-tool installed on on CentOS based server. However, I was
thinking about writing playbook that will be applicable to Debian-based OSs
such as Ubuntu for example. What would be the module that can install
I just want to run my bat by raw module,like
- name: exec run.bat
raw: C:\run.bat
The bat is about a program that get logs,so it will be always running,like
Daemon. When I exec ansible-playbook,the task can't go on.How can I do?
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In setting up a brand new server that is being migrated from old server
with the same (similar) name. e.g. server1 is migrating to migrate-server1.
The old server has a volume name mounted to a particular dir. e.g. the
volume is mounted in /mydir/myvol3. Another server may have their volume
On 26. juli 2016 23:09, Jason Gilfoil wrote:
I apologize if this isn't an strictly an ansible problem, but I'm
attempting to run a command like the following which works when run
directly on the server in bash but fails when I try running via ansible.
- name: write commit to history
Search for 'ansible-provisioning' on github... there are a few examples...
Basically it sets up your kickstart environment (or cloud-infra) ... and
then kickstarts systems.
Next steps are then to run ansible against the newly built systems.
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 1:39 PM, Paul Tötterman
>
> Please help me with the configuration of ansible for setting up servers
> with RHEL 7
>
Ansible is more for setting up / configuring already installed servers. Use
something else (kickstart?) for installing.
Cheers,
Paul
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Have you read the documentation?
On 27.07.2016 12:09, Mona Gopal wrote:
I have a playbook written to fetch various type of inventory
information.
This playbook gives the following error when i try to run in on
RHEL5.5
server with Python2.4.3 in it
Dear All,
I have a playbook written to fetch various type of inventory information.
This playbook gives the following error when i try to run in on RHEL5.5
server with Python2.4.3 in it
Error:
fatal: [172.19.1.156]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "failed": true,
"msg": "Error:
Dear All,
I have a playbook written to fetch various type of inventory information.
This playbook gives the following error when i try to run in on a server
with RHEL5.5 Python2.4.3
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