Can you run with `-v` as that will show more info on the connection
process that can help identify your issue.
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formats dont change for tasks, the problem is you are running to tasks toghether
- debug:
msg: "before we run our role"
- set_fact:
server_hostname: "{{ server_hostname }} + [ '{{
item.0.server_category + item.1.server_numbers + location.short + 'V'
}}' ]"
You can store the download on your own web server and use win_get_url from
there. The trouble isn't that Ansible is failing but that Oracle is hiding
the actual download behind a license agreement. I've had success with
adding the cookie value to the win_get_url header so Oracle presents you
A variable is a variable, by the time the plugin gets it the origin is
not discernible. So using the current pulgin config system you just
need to either add an option that uses that variable as a config
source or if you are using it for an existing option, add it there.
myoption:
I am having issues formatting a role, I am trying to use register: and
debug. Can anyone show the the formatting for debugging roles with
register in ansible.
This is not working in a role:
- name: Generate Hostnames for AD Group Names
- debug:
msg: "before we run our role"
You need both the hotfix and the registry keys set for the connection to
break like this, having one or the other is not enough. Another thing to
note is that this only applies to Server 2008, the 2008 R2 edition works
just fine with TLSv1.2. So if this is the original 2008 version (and not
+1
getting the same error, didn't get the solution yet.
please post here if anyone resolved the following error.
pip list :
Package Version
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ansible 2.6.4
asn1crypto 0.24.0
Babel
Hi All,
I am working on a custom connection plugin based on -- (99% the same) --
the built-in SSH connection type [1], which would need to take some
configuration from playbook variables.
Unlike the standard SSH plugin, this would use custom playbook variable
names, hence I cannot use the
Greetings!
How to compare when items are not in jinja template loop?
with_items: "{{ runconfser.stdout_lines[0] }}"
when: (item not in {src: 'ntprequired.j2'} and (item!=""))
ios_config:
lines:
- "no {{ item }}"
I am using roles.
*/templates/ntprequired.j2*:
{% for
I'm trying to run ansible code to execute code on a windows machine. I do
that by scheduling a task as a way of 'elevating' as mentioned in the
documentation.
This has worked previously, but now I switched to working with Windows 7
enterprise, and I've had several problems already.
Currently,
Hi,
I am trying to do ping test to some windows machine using win_ping but
getting the below error when i run the ping yml.
$ansible win_prod -i /tmp/winhosts.yml -m win_ping -k
[WARNING] Ansible is in a world writable directory (/tmp), ignoring it as
an ansible.cfg source.
SSH password:
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to provide a relative path to a file as *attach* parameter
of the ansible mail module?
>From my tests and internet searches, it doesn't work: in my example, the
playbook calls the task that is in directory structure
./roles/notify/tasks/send_email.yml and the file I
I need to send commands to 600 network devices (they are Fortinet Access
Points) that have SSH enabled. Python is not available on the device, so I
need to use something like network_cli.
I've tried all the ansible_network_os options (ios, nxos, vyos, eos...),
but none work.
Is there a way of
Yeah, I struggled with this for a while.
Found the expect module is what works.
Look into it.
On Mon, 17 Sep 2018, 12:57 sign@L, wrote:
> I need to send commands to 600 network devices (they are Fortinet Access
> Points) that have SSH enabled. Python is not available on the device, so I
>
- name: Check CPU Load
hosts: all
connection: local
gather_facts: yes
tasks:
- name: Get CPU Load
expect:
command: ssh admin@10.170.170.100
responses:
ad...@xx.xxx.xx0.xxx's password:
- xxx
- '#': '"show platform cpu-load summary "'
[I forgot to mention that the attached file path can change from one
execution to another, that's why I cannot provide an absolute path]
It works fine if I copy the attached file to a non-changing directory (e.g.
/tmp), but the task fails if no attached file is provided.
- name: Copy attached
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