Le 28/01/2020 à 22:13, Stefan Hornburg (Racke) a écrit :
On 1/26/20 3:11 PM, Shifa Shaikh wrote:
Dick Hi,
My requirement is not about configuring a webserver.
It is to maintain a check on a set of files. If the file changes by checksum or
permissions I wish to trigger an alert.
Thus, my
On 1/26/20 3:11 PM, Shifa Shaikh wrote:
> Dick Hi,
>
> My requirement is not about configuring a webserver.
>
> It is to maintain a check on a set of files. If the file changes by checksum
> or permissions I wish to trigger an alert.
>
> Thus, my ansible will stat the file and then compare
Dick Hi,
My requirement is not about configuring a webserver.
It is to maintain a check on a set of files. If the file changes by
checksum or permissions I wish to trigger an alert.
Thus, my ansible will stat the file and then compare the checksum and mode
that was previously stored in the
Hi
The information you've provided seems to contain several cases of
wheel reinvention.
Rather than helping you do that, please explain what you are REALLY
looking to achieve.
The file names in your example suggest: "configuring a web server".
In which case, a few template tasks and a handler
I use the stat module to read multiple files statistics from each remote
server.
Thus, I'm able to get the file mode and checksum value of say 3 files on
host1 and 2 files on host2.
I wish to know what is a good way to create/construct an include_vars file
so that I can easily read back each
