On 16/04/22 22:13, Richard Hector wrote:
Hi all,
I have created a directory 'users' alongside my inventory. It has a
directory 'user_vars', intended to be used like host_vars, but for
users, obviously.
In there, I have files like this:
=
---
name: richard
gecos
Hi all,
I have created a directory 'users' alongside my inventory. It has a
directory 'user_vars', intended to be used like host_vars, but for
users, obviously.
In there, I have files like this:
=
---
name: richard
gecos: 'Richard Hector,,,'
shell: '/bin/bash'
ssh_keys
On 2/04/22 16:07, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
On Fri, Apr 1, 2022 at 10:27 PM Richard Hector wrote:
Hi all,
Currently my inventory is stored in the same git repo as my play(book)s,
roles etc, which I don't like.
Consider using git submodules if you want a unified workspace.
Hmm. I got
uot;Turtles All The Way Down".
"The inevitable product of people taught only recursion as a valid way
to do anything"
"Pay no attention to that server behind the layer of abstraction"
The list could go on and on, much like what you're describing.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2022 at 5:46 P
Hi all,
Currently my inventory is stored in the same git repo as my play(book)s,
roles etc, which I don't like.
What are common ways to avoid this? Perhaps keep inventory in a subdir
which is .gitignored, and make that a separate repo?
I also want to keep data which is not strictly
Hi all,
I have several leased VPS in which I run LXC containers.
At the moment, the group I use for those is "lxc_hosts", but that has a
few problems:
- Everything in inventory is a host, so lxc_host could just as well be a
container as the machine it lives on.
- Separators in general are
Hi all,
I'm using ansible to set up lxc containers, using delegation to the
container host.
One task looks like this:
- name: add ansible user to sudoers
lineinfile:
dest: "/var/lib/lxc/{{ inventory_hostname }}/rootfs/etc/sudoers"
state: present
regexp: "^ansible"
line:
On 18/05/21 2:24 am, Brian Coca wrote:
For data manipulation you want to create a filter plugin, you still
need to be explicit about the data you feed it.
Thanks for that - this is what I've ended up with. There's probably some
copy/paste boilerplate that's not needed in my case.
Does it
On 15/05/21 6:39 pm, Richard Hector wrote:
Do I need to write a custom plugin of some kind?
I'm experimenting with writing a vars plugin, referring to these:
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/dev_guide/developing_plugins.html
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/lib/ansible
On 15/05/21 6:39 pm, Richard Hector wrote:
Any suggestions?
Is this stuff reasonable to do with ansible, and a templating language?
Do I need to write a custom plugin of some kind?
If I had a dynamic inventory, then I could probably generate extra
variables at that stage, but that's further
Hi all,
Well, it's not really that complex, but seems complex to do within the
constraints of ansible/jinja.
My scenario is that I run dirvish to back up multiple containers on
multiple hosts. The containers are backed up via the filesystems on the
hosts.
The root filesystem of the
On 16/05/18 04:56, lpescatore via Ansible Project wrote:
> Hi, Posting a hypothetical.
> Since my windows environment relies on a hosts file with addresses in
> said file,
> what do you do when your environment is dhcp? Like if the IPs keep
> changing, whats to be done in the hosts file?
So the
On 15/05/18 18:23, Padmesh Singh wrote:
> I need help in updating /etc/grub.conf file to disable THP in Linux servers.
> I used below Ansible lineinfile module but it updates the kernel line
> everytime when I run it, I need which runs and updates every line of kernel
> in /etc/fstab file.
On 06/05/18 05:22, Bishwajit Samanta wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install a .deb Package through Ansible, it is not getting
> installed.
>
> Error:-
> --
>
> TASK [recon_app : Install the Deb Package of ReconApp]
> ***
> Saturday
On 01/05/18 09:26, Joshua Hill wrote:
> Can someone show me where my mistakes are with the below playbook? When i
> try to run this playbook it tells me it fails at
>
> - name: run multiple commands on remote nodes
> ^ here
>
> ---
> - name: get version
> hosts: all
> gather_facts:
On 29/04/18 03:28, Sosys wrote:
> try this:
> https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email_source=footer#!msg/ansible-project/-AFEyk69T8k/0X9skiOXCQAJ
Or if you have a recent enough OpenSSH (7.3), you can use ProxyJump,
which is much simpler:
# from
#
On 10/04/18 21:57, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
> On 10.04.2018 11:47, Richard Hector wrote:
>> I can't see how to use this at all without being root.
>
> Add your user to the lxd group (your distro might use another group name
> for access)
I have no lxd group; I'm not using lxd.
I can't see how to use this at all without being root.
Is it considered acceptable to email the plugin author directly?
Thanks,
Richard
On 08/04/18 00:28, Richard Hector wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to use the lxc connection plugin, but it says that my
> container isn't running
On 09/04/18 21:57, Benny Kusman wrote:
> Hi
>
> Hopefully someone has encountered and resolved this issue.
>
> supposedly my playbook:
> *- main: execute script*
> * shell: "/home/settingip"*
>
> when executing the program, it will run and require stdin/keyboard
> input, such as IP, hostname,
Hi all,
I'm trying to use the lxc connection plugin, but it says that my
container isn't running. Presumably that's because ansible isn't running
as root. Is there a way to tell it to sudo before connecting?
I'm aware of course of how to sudo _afterwards_, ie on the target
system, to do anything
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