Can someone please help me on this.
On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 3:24:46 PM UTC+5:30, niraj pandey wrote:
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> I tried this but it copying the file on both the location on both the
> machines.
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> On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 3:03:04 PM UTC+5:30, niraj pandey wrote:
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One thing that guarantees that the docs are specific to your version
`ansible-doc` it shows the same module docs (same info is used to
render html) but uses your 'current' modules.
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One thing I find a little frustrating about the online documentation for
Ansible is that there's no way to look at the docs for a specific version.
I realise that a lot of people just use the devel branch but there are
those of us that stick to a specific version.
When I'm looking at the docs for
Your regex is fine, and there is really only one backslash in the output.
It's the escaping of debug that is fooling you.
Try adding this task and check the content:
- copy:
dest: /tmp/test
content: "{{ ini }}"
Dick
On 8 March 2017 at 12:40, 'akuma d' via Ansible Project
Thanks for the reply. Looks like you are right, the tools are there, just
no one has done it yet. I've never contributed to the Ansible codebase
before but Ill take a stab at it over the next couple weekends and see if I
can't get something better than using the "command: aws deploy
I'm facing a similar problem and the way I'm looking at solving it is
dynamic inventories. I've also considered using multiple inventories +
symlinks (nto sure that works tho). See:
hi
You're missing the asciidoc package, which provides the a2x command.
Did you install that (as per docs at
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_installation.html#latest-release-via-yum)?
Dick
On 8 March 2017 at 16:55, Rajesh Shan wrote:
> I tried to install Ansible in
I've got the reason of 404 error. Seem's that
+SLACK_CHANNEL (optional): Slack room to post in. Default:
#ansible
is not optional - as we have not special #ansible channel in our slack , we
use *another *channel for testing deploys notification.
So callback start sending messages
On 07.03.2017 17:15, Drew Mullen wrote:
Can the setup module provide information like:
- is java install?
- which versions are installed?
- where are they installed?
I noticed in my first test run of the module that python is
investigated
but didn't see other software / tools (or in the
Hi i an mew to ansible and i cant get an rds snapshot to be deployed using
ansible. can enyone send me an working yml file that i can rebuild it in my
DR script please
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Can the setup module provide information like:
- is java install?
- which versions are installed?
- where are they installed?
I noticed in my first test run of the module that python is investigated
but didn't see other software / tools (or in the source code).
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Hi,
I've inherited a complex deployment system which is steadily getting more
complex. This is fine, except we also have multiple instances of this
system (several variants of Production and Dev plus many, many developer
instances).
Currently all of our inventory files are long, very similar
Hi,
We are looking at deploying ansible as our new automation base. we
currently have 1500-2000 machines to manage in multiple data centers. We
also have 50+ app/services type that we have written internally as well as
the standard infrastructure servers and such.
It seems like getting the
Getting the same error, does anyone know if there is any update on this?
On Friday, April 4, 2014 at 8:48:33 AM UTC-5, Maxim Odinintsev wrote:
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> Hello,
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> When I'm run this job, but on some hosts return output:
> rmtree failed: [Errno 39] Directory not empty:
>
Hi all, I would like to get the value of --limit. For instance, let's have
this command:
$ ansible-playbook site.yml --limit foo
I would like to read {{ limit }} from a task. Is there a solution or do I
have to do something like the following?
$ ansible-playbook site.yml --limit foo -e
hi, I'm a new man to using ansible. I have some simple questions about how
to use ansible modules. I want to use the openvswitch module[1]. What
commands should I execute ? Should I use " ansible " or "ansible-playbook"
?
Thanks
Zhi Chang
[1]:
Running on Mac with Sierra and using Ansible v 2.2.1.0, with the latest
versions of pip, botocore, boto3 installed. Tried uninstalling and
reinstalling and power cycled the system. Also tried running with elevated
privileges with out success.
Failed on Nat gateway with error
I'm trying to split up a large playbook into roles and it's going pretty
well except I'm having trouble with variables not being pulled in from the
roles vars or defaults files.
My playbook has this test playbook with a pre_task:
---
- hosts: all
# vars:
#doreboots: true
#
On Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 2:49 AM, Mona Gopal wrote:
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> Have been referring to the below link, but hasn't been of much help:
> https://www.djouxtech.net/posts/ansible-on-aix/
Not an AIX expert (or even novice), but in what way has this not been
of help? It explains what
Hi,
I need to replace a dot in a string with a "\!". I am using "regex_replace"
but am unable to get the regex to print a single backslash.
I have tried escaping it using double-backslash but that gives me 2
backslashes in the output. Interestingly escaping using 4 backslashes also
gives 2
Hi,
I posted a similar question over on Stack Overflow but without any helpful
replies so I thought I'd try this group too... I don't think it is an
Ansible question per se but has arisen from our use of Ansible
We have Windows servers with two NICs, two separate IPs and two FQDNs in
DNS,
Hi all, I would like to read the --limit command line option. For instance,
let's have the following:
$ ansible-playbook site.yml --limit foo
I would like the tasks to read {{ limit }}. Is it possibile or do I have to
duplicate thinks like in the following?
$ ansible-playbook site.yml --limit
I tried to install Ansible in RHEL 7.2 server. But it give the following
error :
[root@ip-172-31-23-152 ansible]# make rpm
sed "s/%VERSION%/2.3.0/" docs/man/man1/ansible.1.asciidoc.in >
docs/man/man1/ansible.1.asciidoc
ERROR: AsciiDoc 'a2x' command is not installed but is required to build
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