Can you tell what is the big picture? What task is this intended for?
On Tue, 3 Mar 2020 at 05:43, Shifa Shaikh wrote:
> Below is my playbook which loads variables and passes it to ls command on
> remote hosts.
>
>- name: Load repository
> include_vars:
>file="{{ playbook_dir
On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 3:15 AM M F wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Im having trouble with setting a fact, doing some math, and having the result
> be an INT
>
> To start, i set the base Var
>
> set_fact: SOMENUMBER = 8
>
> Ansible stores this value as a String
>
> Later, i need to divide that number by 2
Hi Vishal,
Does it make any difference in proxy when it is working fine with postman
and curl and not with URI module?
>
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On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 18:14:41 -0800 (PST)
M F wrote:
> I am having to resort to doing the following to get my answer of 4
>
> set_fact: myvar = "{{ ((SOMENUMBER|int) / 2)|replace('.0','') }}"
>
> Is there a better way to take a single integer stored as a string, and
> perform math and output an
Below is my playbook which loads variables and passes it to ls command on
remote hosts.
- name: Load repository
include_vars:
file="{{ playbook_dir }}/vars/listing.yml"
name=user1
- set_fact:
allinonecmd: "{{ allinonecmd | default('') + 'ls -ltr ' + item.path
Hi All,
Im having trouble with setting a fact, doing some math, and having the
result be an INT
To start, i set the base Var
set_fact: SOMENUMBER = 8
Ansible stores this value as a String
Later, i need to divide that number by 2 and get the result as an INT
set_fact: myvar = "{{ SOMENUMBER
I think you got it figured out Jordan.
I tried with a object that didn't previously exist and it worked.
I've been manually deleting the old computer objects beforehand, but I dont
think I've been giving it enough time to replicate (our AD structure is
messy/slow right now)
I'll probably work
On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 14:41:28 -0600
Mike Eggleston wrote:
> I will write a program that looks for network devices on its local network
> and created a report of the findings. That’s easy. Using Ansible to push
> out the program and execute the program is easy. But how do I pull the
> report back
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to run the following ad hoc ansible command to run the date
command remotely against an IP camera running Linux:
myuser@myhost:$ ansible camera.site.example.org -i /path/to/inventory -u
root -k -m raw -a date
and receiving the following error:
camera.site.example.org
On Mon, Mar 02, 2020 at 01:26:28PM -0800, harry devine wrote:
> Is there a "not equal to" jinja filter? All of the documentation I find
> shows there's an 'equalto' but I can't seem to find any "no equalto"
> equivalent. Even a greater than would work but I can't find anything like
> that
Is there a "not equal to" jinja filter? All of the documentation I find
shows there's an 'equalto' but I can't seem to find any "no equalto"
equivalent. Even a greater than would work but I can't find anything like
that either.
Harry
On Monday, March 2, 2020 at 11:49:09 AM UTC-5, Daniel
I will write a program that looks for network devices on its local network and
created a report of the findings. That’s easy. Using Ansible to push out the
program and execute the program is easy. But how do I pull the report back to a
unique name? For example the report is created as
Hey Harry-
That's insightful information about heal_info actually being a list of
dicts. With that being said, while you CAN create a sum (one such way is
something like {{ heal_info | map(attribute='no_of_entries') | map('int') |
sum() }}), I still question if that is truly necessary. It sounds
There is an issue: the values of key-1, key-2 and key--3 are modified. It
seems that the translation does not stop at the first encountered key colon.
With ansible 2.9.5 from pip3, I get:
"ansible_facts": {
"my_list2": [
{
"key-1": "$.*?/|\\^(){}+@[]&_-",
On Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 1:44:39 PM UTC-5, harry devine wrote:
>
> Hey Daniel! This stem from ticket #02582900. Since the stance from
> Support is “we don’t debug playbooks”, I care here.
>
> Their suggestion was to make sure that no healing operation was going on,
> stop Gluster,
Hi,
When using Docker CE on RHEL 7, installed whith Ansible (python 2.7 on
target), docker_container module fails, saying I should install docker or
docker-py, but I can't find a way to make it work.
Python 2.7 being unsupported since January, I tried to switch to Python 3.
The yum module says
Do u have any reverse proxy configured please check that.
On Mon, 2 Mar, 2020, 5:32 PM Dick Visser, wrote:
> If you use try with -vvv then you can see the parameters with which
> the module was invoked.
>
> On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 at 12:44, Himanshu Pupneja
> wrote:
> >
> > I am facing issue in URI
If you use try with -vvv then you can see the parameters with which
the module was invoked.
On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 at 12:44, Himanshu Pupneja wrote:
>
> I am facing issue in URI module, Could you please help me in this
> It works well with postman and curl command.
>
>
>
> Below module is failing
>
Just FYI) values in both headers(URI module and curl) are similar
On Monday, 2 March 2020 17:13:57 UTC+5:30, Himanshu Pupneja wrote:
>
> I am facing issue in URI module, Could you please help me in this
> It works well with postman and curl command.
>
>
>
> Below module is failing
>
>
I am facing issue in URI module, Could you please help me in this
It works well with postman and curl command.
Below module is failing
=
- name: Connect to website
uri:
url: https://xyz.com/api.php
headers:
apikey: "xyz1"
apitoken:
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