Is there any other way to do this?
On Sat, 22 Feb 2020, 11:46 Dick Visser, wrote:
> Not really, this is what I meant with that the solution is fragile.
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> On Fri, 21 Feb 2020 at 11:02, Sivaraman P wrote:
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>> Now I am able to set the environment using the playbook you have sent.
>> But I
Not really, this is what I meant with that the solution is fragile.
On Fri, 21 Feb 2020 at 11:02, Sivaraman P wrote:
> Now I am able to set the environment using the playbook you have sent. But
> I Have one more problem in this. The file that I have contains variables
> like below. As we are
Now I am able to set the environment using the playbook you have sent. But
I Have one more problem in this. The file that I have contains variables
like below. As we are reading the file and setting the environment, the
values are not passing correctly, Is there any workaround for that?
On Thu, 20 Feb 2020 at 15:13, Sivaraman P wrote:
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> Thanks much for your reply, I think this is what the solution I need. But
> there are two things which I am not able get. I am new to ansible, kindly
> answer those question even though it was silly. whether the variables which
> are being
Thanks much for your reply, I think this is what the solution I need. But
there are two things which I am not able get. I am new to ansible, kindly
answer those question even though it was silly. whether the variables which
are being used in setfact need to be set before using that in setfact,
Hi
You could fetch the .env file, parse it, and then use that as
environment vars for a subsequent shell/command.
It's not the cleanest method and probably fragile.
There is another problem, the shell and command module will execute a
single command.
What you have is two command, the first one
Hi, Thank you for your response,
I have a command to check the status of abinitio service in target
machines. But, the status command will only work if the env file is
executed.
The env file contain some environment variables like below. The variables
numbers and value will change for one
Hi
Could you please tell clearly:
- What you are trying to achieve.
- How you are doing this.
- What problems you encounter.
- Which command did you run, and what output did you get from that
(copied as text, not as images/attachments/screenshots)
- What the relevant
0I have the env file which is present in target machine and it contain
certain number of variables with export command(the export command itself
was present inside the file).
export AB_HOME=/et/dev/abinitio/abinitio-V3
export PATH=${AB_HOME}/bin:${PATH}
I have executed the env file using the
