On 15.01.2020 06:34, Shifa Shaikh wrote:
I wish to search for all entries of string starting with "SSLFile" or
starting with "SSLFile" in a file(httpd.conf) and register it
to a variable and print all the matches found.
The string is found as evident from the output and the file is not modified
Not undestanding exactly what you want to achieve...
For the syntax error you forgot a quote
So instead of this
target: "{{ input | regex_replace('\\sSSLFile.*, '\\1') }}"
You need this
target: "{{ input | regex_replace('\\sSSLFile.*' , '\\1') }}"
Regards,
Le 15 janvier 2020 08:59:32
On Wed, 15 Jan 2020 at 06:35, Shifa Shaikh wrote:
>
> I wish to search for all entries of string starting with "SSLFile" or
> starting with "SSLFile" in a file(httpd.conf) and register it to
> a variable and print all the matches found.
It's not entirely clear what you mean by this.
Can you
Reading the contents of the file is not the challenge. I used both sllurp
as well as cat and I can see the file contents in the debug. The error
occurs when I regex for the desired string.
- name: Slurp certificate entries
slurp:
src: "{{ httpd_home }}/conf/httpd.conf"
Hi,
Perhaps you should better use slurp module to register the content of
the file and do some regexp to print what you want on it...
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/modules/slurp_module.html#slurp-module
Regards,
Le 15/01/2020 à 06:34, Shifa Shaikh a écrit :
I wish to search for
I wish to search for all entries of string starting with "SSLFile" or
starting with "SSLFile" in a file(httpd.conf) and register it
to a variable and print all the matches found.
The string is found as evident from the output and the file is not modified
which is good; but I'm unable to print
