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Hi everyone,
I found some nice articles how to bootstrap FreeBSD machines with
ansible, as they lack a python install by default. Seems
bootstrapping pkg and installing python seems to be enough.
http://lampros.chaidas.com/index.php?controller=post&a
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Hi everyone,
is it possible to show all available updates on Debian/Ubuntu/...
via apt? Or rather, check if all updates have been installed without
errors?
Basically something like this (which does not work, I have not
tested why):
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>
> - name
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Am 12.02.16 schrieb Tobias Wolf:
> For one thing, once my apt module pull request #2944 gets merged
> you can use « --check --diff » to see the list of packages to be
> upgraded.
Nice to know, thanks!
Johannes
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Hi everyone,
as I got no responses, I'll keep the full quote.
No one provisioning FreeBSD machines anymore? Or is this working for
everybody else, but not for me?
Thanks,
Johannes
On 10.02.16 Johannes Kastl wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
>
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Hi everyone,
say, we have a package, that different systems have in different
versions. Depending on the version, that has been installed in the
playbook previously, I would like to deploy a different version of
the config files.
I think this is poss
Hi all,
I want to manage a machine running openwrt with ansible. First I got
stuck just connecting to the machine, and I do not find the error:
> ansible -m setup 192.168.11.1
> 192.168.11.1 | UNREACHABLE! => {
> "changed": false,
> "msg": "SSH Error: data could not be sent to the remote
Hi,
Am 03.03.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
> I want to manage a machine running openwrt with ansible. First I got
> stuck just connecting to the machine, and I do not find the error:
[...]
> Funny enough, using the raw module to call date kinda works:
This seems to be related to dropb
Hi everyone,
I need help getting a role to run. Especially the part where one host
has a list of users defined, and the other host has not.
In the host_vars for hostA I have this:
#
ssh_users:
- foo
- bar
#
The role main.yml contains:
#
- name
you mean. Do you mean that
my ssh_users is a list and not a dict? Dict being somewhere along the
lines of:
ssh_users
- user1: foo
- user2: bar
Using 'default{()}' returns a dict, not a list, is that what you meant?
> On Sun, Mar 6, 2016 at 8:23 AM, Johannes K
Hi Anton,
Am 04.03.16 schrieb Anton Balashov:
> Is there a simple way for ansible to skip profile reading or use "/bin/bash
> -i"?
I am no expert on this, but what good should you prohibiting
interactive logins do? Especially if you can workaround them in such
an easy way?
Interested,
Johannes
I'll answer myself...
Am 06.03.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
> How to run this task is ssh_users is not defined in the hostvars?
>
> when: "{{ ssh_users|default([X]) }} == X"
For the next one searching (may be me if I forget how I did it...):
- name: T
Hi Darren,
Am 07.03.16 schrieb Darren S.:
> I'm still finding myself stumped on this.
See my answer below.
> On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 10:29 PM, Brian Coca wrote:
>>
>> yes, you need to gather facts before that variable is available, you might
>> want to use |default filter to avoid the error
>
Hi Brian,
Am 07.03.16 schrieb Brian Coca:
>> - name: This runs if there is something ssh_users
>> copy:
>> src='...'
>> dest='...'
>> with_items: "{{ ssh_users|default([1]) }}"
>> when: ssh_users is defined
>>
>>
>
> remove the when: it executes PER item, in the d
Am 07.03.16 schrieb Dimitar Ivanov:
> locally I'm using "yum list installed > packs.txt"
Why not use that call?
ansible -m command -a "yum list installed"
(I tested locally with -a "rpm -qa", which worked)
Johannes
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Am 07.03.16 schrieb Shili Yang:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install Ansible on a RHEL 7.1 VM, and hitting the (last)
> outstanding dependency:
>
> -bash-4.2# rpm -Uvh ./rpm-build/ansible-*.noarch.rpm
> error: Failed dependencies:
> python-jinja2 is needed by
> ansible-2.0.0.2-0.git2016011
Hi all,
I think I am not the only one who is being confused by how tags on
roles work:
- roles:
- { role: xyz, tags: 'whatever'}
This does *not* call only the parts of the role that are tagged
'whatever', instead all tasks in this role are being tagged whatever
and are being called.
Is there
Evening everybody,
I just noticed something strange:
My playbook contains:
--
vars:
lxc_version: 2.0
--
In the role, that is being called in the playbook, I had the following:
--
- name: debug
debug: msg="When lxc_version is 1.0"
when: lxc_ve
Am 19.03.16 schrieb Brian Coca:
> ansible is not using those commands and will not work with restricted sudo
> in that way, it needs full sudo to accomplish these tasks. Most of the work
> of the apt module is using the apt-python API.
So either change your permissions on the system or use the she
Hi,
Am 16.03.16 schrieb Vikram Kone:
> I tried this, but doesnt seem to work
>
> - name: Fix line endings from CRLF to LF
> local_action: replace dest={{my_dir}}/conf/{{item}} regexp='\r\n'
> replace='\n'
>
On a unix machine (Linux, BSD, ...) I would use dos2unix or similar...
Johannes
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Am 24.03.16 schrieb harold.lari...@climate.com:
> *I am running a playbook that is included as part of another playbook but I
> keep getting an error, can I get some help debugging it. Here is the job:*
> It shows the error in the line handlers and I've tried to move it around
> some to make su
Reply to self...
Am 24.03.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
> is it possible to read a value from a file located in the host_vars
> folder, if this is not the host the play should run on?
Yes, *if* the host new-host is added to the inventory before trying to
get its variables.
- debug: var=ho
Hi all,
is it possible to read a value from a file located in the host_vars
folder, if this is not the host the play should run on?
I am trying to convert a script creating a lxc container on host foo
to an ansible playbook. But instead of calling the role with lots of
variables (container name,
Hi again,
next question:
Bootstrapping a new server, creating a user, setting a random
password. Works like a charm.
But is it possible to save the generated password in the corresponding
host_vars file for the new server?
Johannes
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Hi Nigel,
Am 24.03.16 schrieb Nigel Metheringham:
> I have a slightly different approach to this. I have a relatively generic
> pooldata action plugin. This is used in a p
Thanks for the answer. I am always interested in new things to learn,
so if you drop me a line if you put the script on gith
Am 23.03.16 schrieb Vamberto Junior:
> So in your opinion what is the best way ?
I am by far not an expert on ansible security. But after reading lots
and lots of docs I went for the following:
- Use SSH keys with passphrase
- Store passphrase in ssh-agent if needed, and delete them afterwards
Am 28.03.16 schrieb Nick Walke:
> Let me know if you have any suggestions.
Without seeing the definition in your vars.yml people have to guess.
Can you provide this file? Or the relevant definition for newrelic?
Johannes
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Am 27.03.16 schrieb Jatin Ganhotra:
> This is my first take at Ansible and I can't figure out what I am doing
> wrong. I have 1 vagrant VM host with a static private IP provided for
> testing purposes on my personal Mac.
You mean you have a mac as controller host and a VM provided by
Vagrant as
Am 29.03.16 schrieb Cai Elvis:
> thanks for your quick replay, unfortunately, it works the same like before.
>>> my playbook:
>>> - role: vas
>>> username: a...@eapac.abc.se
Shouldn't this be like this:
- role: vas
vars:
- username: foobar
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Am 10.02.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
> Question:
> Is this a (known) regression with ansible 2.0 or earlier? All the
> articles are a little bit old, maybe this has changed in the meantime?
I opened issue 15191:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/15191
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Am 29.03.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
> Am 10.02.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
>
>> Question:
>> Is this a (known) regression with ansible 2.0 or earlier? All the
>> articles are a little bit old, maybe this has changed in the meantime?
>
> I opened issue 15191:
> h
Am 29.03.16 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
>> I opened issue 15191:
>> https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/15191
>
> ...and I closed the issue, as I found the problem:
>
> The quoted string has to be quoted again, otherwise the controller's
> shell will ea
Am 28.03.16 schrieb Alastair Brayne:
> My `sites.yml` looks like:
>
> - include: roles/ec2/tasks/load_ec2_group_foo.yml
>
> - hosts: foo
> roles:
> - common
> - java
Any reason why you are not using that like your other roles?
- hosts: foo
roles:
- common
- java
- ec2
Am 30.03.16 schrieb Arbab Nazar:
> just create the all directory inside the /etc/ansible/group_vars/
> and move the azureservers.yml vault.yml windows.yml winservers.yml
> inside it.
That complete contradicts the 'one file per group' scheme that is the
basis for the group_vars folder.
Just cop
Am 31.03.16 schrieb Brian Coca:
> You can have multiple files on a group named dir.
Of course, but I thought the files the OP mentioned were for different
groups...
Johannes
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On 31.03.16 at 01:04 Uditha Desilva wrote:
> Quoting the "=" seems to do the trick at least in my trivial test:
>
> $ ansible -v -m raw -a 'env -i ABC\=blah /usr/bin/printenv' localhost
> Using /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg as config file
> localhost | SUCCESS | rc=0 >>
> ABC=blah
Interesting, I did n
On 31.03.16 01:04 Uditha Desilva wrote:
> Quoting the "=" seems to do the trick at least in my trivial test:
I can confirm that quoting the equal sign works.
Thanks for testing!
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On 01.04.16 19:43 phillip.corch...@gmail.com wrote:
> HELP - I really need to figure this out, as ansible will be mostly useless
> to me unless I can reliably use it with pbrun
>
> $ ansible all -i myhosts -o -m shell -a 'uptime' -b --become-method pbrun
It seems your pbrun executable is not f
On 03.04.16 15:55 Herbie van Dalsen wrote:
> #Supply the userid with a passwd
> #
> ansible gby-linux -a "echo abc123 l passwd davidl --stdin"
Before you go down this road any longer, please consider using a
playbook with your passwords stored in ansible-vault. In
On 05.04.16 13:03 Gidhin Joy wrote:
> Came across this strange error while transferring a file (binary response
> file) through template module. Any help on this please..
How should ansible change values in a binary file? Template module is
for files, where placeholders should be replaced by var
On 09.04.16 02:00 Jack Minardi wrote:
> <192.168.2.3> ESTABLISH CONNECTION FOR USER: pi on PORT 22 TO 192.168.2.3
What happens if you use the raw module? Maybe python on the raspi got
messed up:
ansible - -m raw -a 'date' -u pi --ask-pass
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On 08.04.16 19:22 Anthony P V wrote:
> Similarly for templates too. Where do I store the templates for
> fileserver.example.com?
In your situation I would avoid having separate configuration files as
much as possible. I would go for a template for e.g. smb.conf, that
fits all hosts. I would gues
On 08.04.16 06:32 G Joe wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to always run a task at the end of script, even if
> tasks before that were failed. Is there any option such as always_run
> etc.
I am not an expert, but IMHO this would mean setting "ignore_errors:
true" on all tasks before the one tha
On 08.04.16 12:38 Paul Davies wrote:
> I have tried to build an RPM using rpmbuild -ta for both files
> and both result in the error: line 9: Illegal char '$' in: Version:
> $VERSION
Looks like the macros ($VERSION) do not get filled in. Do you need to
run automake or configure or similar in
On 09.04.16 19:55 Johannes Kastl wrote:
> Is there no rpm of the version you would like to have?
I built a version of ansible for CentOS_7 on the opensuse
buildservice, if you want to give it a try:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/ojkastl_buildservice:/CentOS_Zeug/CentO
On 11.04.16 01:39 Jack Minardi wrote:
> That seems to have worked, see the verbose output
> here: http://pastebin.com/p352vFvt
Can you log into your raspi and issue the following commands:
which python
which python2
which python2.7
dpkg -l|grep python
and see what is returned? I guess either th
On 11.04.16 11:22 seb.st...@gmail.com wrote:
> The template in question sits in a sub directory called check_mk, and I
> call it like this:
>
> ansible-playbook check_mk/gen_check_mk_config.yml
Does calling the playbook with
ansible-playbook -vvv check_mk/...
return any more info what goes wr
Hi all,
excuse the subject, I'll try to explain:
I can tell ansible to delete all files from a certain directory, at
least I guess I can...
But can I tell it to exclude certain files?
I know I could use the synchronize module, which seems to be rsync in
disguise. But it seems a bit ugly, to kee
On 12.04.16 18:30 Jack Minardi wrote:
> pi@raspberry:~ $ which python
>
> /usr/bin/python
So it is installed. But maybe the PATH does not get set right?
Ansible uses a non-interactive shell, so the PATH could vary between
your user login via ssh and ansible's login.
Look in the archives, ther
Hi everyone,
how to add the value of a variable to a list?
###
[...]
vars:
ansible_user: whatever
somelist:
- root
- "{{ ansible_user }}"
tasks:
- name: "Print complete list"
debug: msg="{{ somelist }}"
- name: "Print variable ansible
On 15.04.16 18:54 vmar...@gigware.com wrote:
> - role: windows_packages
> tags: windows_packages
> when: ansible_os_family == "Windows"
I guess you just need to use "include" instead of "role:", then the
when-statement should work...
Johannes
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On 22.04.16 16:00 Jeff Hardy wrote:
> I have a static inventory setup with the hope of applying different roles
> to different hosts, but am finding that this playbook is not achieving what
> I would like:
>
> - hosts: "{{target}}"
> pre_tasks:
> - debug: var=role
> roles:
> - "{{rol
On 22.04.16 16:42 Pogan wrote:
> I forgot to mention that idea is to do this through host variable file, and
> not through playbook itself.
>
Set a variable called bar for this host foo in the host_vars/foo file
and only execute the task, when this variable is not set:
- hosts: mailservers
tas
On 21.04.16 17:45 Joe Louthan wrote:
> Is there any chance that Ansible would be able to pick up on backticks or
> is there a better way?
Apart form the other answers, I avoid using backticks and use the
$(date ...) syntax instead (a leading dollar sign and brackets instead
of backticks). Have yo
On 23.04.16 23:18 Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
> This is not tested, but should work:
>
> ansible 'host1' -m shell -a "for database in \$(psql -l | grep '^ db' |
> awk '{print \$1}'); do psql -c \"\dx \$database\"; done"
When I read the OP I was not sure, if the problem are the quotes or
the backsla
On 25.04.16 04:12 Chad Sheets wrote:
> I can confirm ssh'ing into Remote-Computer and running only `sudo -H -S -n
> -u root /bin/sh -c` returns the "sudo: a password is required" message.
What happens when you enter your password at the prompt you get when
manually calling the command? Does it w
On 25.04.16 11:24 bala krishna wrote:
> I was trying to create service configuration file using above playbook but
> it's been failing. Can someone guide me on this
Care to tell us the exact error? "failing" can mean lots of things.
Does "ansible-playbook --syntax-check yourplaybook.yml" bring
On 25.04.16 19:21 Chad Sheets wrote:
>
> My playbook was structured as follows:
>
I'm a little bit confused by your playbook. To me as an unexperienced
user it looks like two playbooks put into the same file. Also you are
mixing tasks with roles, I have no idea if this is expected to work.
What
On 26.04.16 17:45 Robert Glenn wrote:
> My understanding would be the latter: that running the same playbook on the
> original servers would leave them unchanged. This would be consistent with
> the notion of idempotency, but might not be the desired 'outcome'..
>From https://docs.ansible.com/a
On 27.04.16 17:17 Jameson wrote:
> - name: list users
> shell: ls /home | grep -v domain & ls /home/domain
Aren't you missing a second ampersand here?
Johannes
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On 28.04.16 14:48 Brian Coca wrote:
> directories:
> - directory: "/opt/test"
> - directory: "/etc"
> - directory: "/xyz"
I wonder that this works, with having the same 'key' called directory
three times. I am not an expert but I would have guessed this should
c
On 28.04.16 20:46 Andreas Olsson wrote:
> On tor, 2016-04-28 at 08:54 -0700, johhue wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to overrride where this "cp" directory goes?
>
> Put something like this in your ansible.cfg.
>
> [ssh_connection]
> control_path = /path/to/new_cp/ansible-ssh-%%h-%%p-%%r
>
>
Hi all,
using this snipped creates the directories foo, bar and xyz with the
correct owner.
- name: Create directories
file: dest=/foo/bar/xyz owner=0 group=0 mode=0755 state=directory
recurse=yes
If a directory does exist prior to running the playbook, this
directory is not touched and owner/
On 29.04.16 12:08 'Suresh Uppu' via Ansible Project wrote:
> - name: installing python setuptools
> become: yes
> become_method: sudo
> yum: name=python-setuptools state=latest
> when: ansible_os_family == "RedHat"
> zypper: name=python-setuptools state=latest
>
On 01.05.16 22:49 Rick O'Shea wrote:
> As near as we can tell this is the only way to automate a playbook to
> start, stop, restart, enable, disable or status a service is to pass a
> variable on the command line:
>
> ansible-playbook foo-service.yml -e state=started
>
> Is this best practice?
On 02.05.16 20:35 Patrick Laimbock wrote:
> with_nested:
> - "{{ user_exists.results }}"
> - "{{ mc_templates }}"
Please correct me if I am mistaken, I am no expert on this. Maybe
Brian can chime in.
I think you are creating a list here, which has two list elements. And
with_nest
On 02.05.16 16:29 Joe Louthan wrote:
> I guess what I am asking is how do you rsync pushing from one remote server
> to another (as oppose to pulling which I can successfully do).
I would call rsync via shell/command rather than use the synchronize
module.
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On 30.04.16 08:36 serkan wrote:
> Thanks Matt, it works.
>
> On Friday, April 29, 2016 at 1:28:39 PM UTC+2, Matt Martz wrote:
>>
>> You cannot nest {{ }}, instead you want:
>>
>> {{ file[version] }}
>>
You might want to rename your variable (file) so it does not have the
same name as a existing m
On 28.04.16 01:04 Eric Marquez wrote:
> ---
>
> VLAN:
>
> ID: 12
>
I am not sure if it would be better to use lists rather than dicts (if
your syntax is a dict, no expert).
You have two entries called VLAN.
I would use something like this:
vlan_list:
- id12
- id: 12
- name: "Tes
On 26.04.16 01:50 Mahendra wrote:
> ansible root# ansible all -m shell -a "/sbin/ethtool eth4" -s
>> > I am trying to get the nic (eth0) info using ansible ..
Maybe your nic is not called eth0 on all hosts? You use eth4 later on,
so on some hosts this would cause trouble.
Also, does ansib
On 28.04.16 10:15 Florian Lüttgens wrote:
> - name: Create MySQL Database User
> mysql_user: name={{ item.value.projekt | lower }}_{{ item.key }}_{{
> stage }} password={{ item.value.password }} host=localhost login_host={{
> ansible.fqdn }} priv=*.*:ALL state=present
> with_dict
On 28.04.16 17:44 Shua Talansky wrote:
> ├── prod
> │ ├── selenium_hub
> │ │ └── vars.yml
> I get variables that are defined under prod website - what am I doing wrong?
I thought host-specific variables are in a directory called host_vars
(or host_vars/foobar for the host foobar), while gr
On 21.04.16 17:09 skinnedknuckles wrote:
> *No config file found; using defaults*
AFAIK this means there is no ansible.cfg, which is not an error, just
an information
> *ERROR! Syntax Error while loading YAML*
In your mail the yaml file had no line breaks, maybe there a windows
unix linebreak i
On 26.04.16 23:22 Chanaka Samarajeewa wrote:
> with_dict: "rdsusers{{ env }}"
>
> FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "ERROR! with_dict expects a dict"}
Maybe because your rdsusers{{ env }} is a list and not a dict?
Does with_items work in your case?
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On 18.04.16 16:44 Uwe Bartels wrote:
> I'd like to gather information via facts, because the "PLAY RECAP" shows
> "changed=xx", but I'm only collecting information and don't change, when
> everything is fine.
Apart from calling setup, like Matt suggested, one idead is to use
changed_when to des
On 26.04.16 03:56 Arthur Tsang wrote:
> An exception occurred during task execution. To see the full traceback, use
> -vvv. The error was: TemplateRuntimeError: no filter named 'extract'
I would say your syntax is wrong. Apparently ansible does not know
your filter called extract.
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On 26.04.16 19:52 Tennis Smith wrote:
> I'm getting "Timeout (12s) waiting for privilege escalation prompt"
> errors. Can the escalation timeout value be changed somewhere?
Each time I have seen this error, waiting for minutes would not have
solved the issue, as there should not be a prompt at
On 21.04.16 11:02 WD Wang wrote:
> $ ansible -i dev -m synchronize -a "src=node_modules/
^^^
Is this just a typo in your mail? Before you use '... -i hosts ...',
maybe this leads to your error?
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Hi all,
say I want to create a file for two users. I create a list containing
the users and create a task with a loop using with_items:
userlist:
- foo
- bar
To avoid trouble I want to check if the target folder exists and fail
if it does not.
How to get this working?
- name: "Check if fol
Hi all,
apparently roles allowed using with_items some time ago:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/12623
https://github.com/ansible/ansible-examples/blob/master/language_features/roletest2.yml
I read 2.1 will bring this feature back, but I only found examples
using includes.
https://docs
On 05.05.16 15:52 Carl Wainwright wrote:
> The starting IP is 10.157.5.100, and the changed IP is 10.157.6.100.
Maybe you can get some tricks from here:
https://dmsimard.com/2016/03/15/changing-the-ssh-port-with-ansible
This is about changing the ssh port via ansible, but the problem is
similar
On 05.05.16 23:36 Neil Hooey wrote:
> When initially trying to get an elaborate playbook to work, it's very
> costly to repeat the process when a single task fails.
> Are using `retry` files the right way to do this, or is there another way?
--start-at-task
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/pla
On 05.05.16 08:21 nrser wrote:
> i can hold an ssh terminal open with the server no problem... what's going
> on here? is ansible creating a new connection for every task? can i make it
> just hold one connection open and use that? can i make it retry a few times
> if it can't connect?
Just an
On 15.04.16 22:57 Alan Orth wrote:
> [WARNING]: Failure when attempting to use callback plugin
> ():
> 'ascii' codec can't
> decode byte 0xc2 in position 9200: ordinal not in range(128)
>
> I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what character was at
> position 9200, until I noticed
On 05.05.16 19:29 amritha sanath wrote:
> - name: copy datadog agent configuration file
> lineinfile: dest=/etc/dd-agent/datadog.conf regexp="^dogstreams: "
> line="dogstreams:
> /root/ddmonitor/pattern.txt:/opt/datadog-agent/agent/checks/libs/parsers.py:parse_web"
What happens if you use a d
On 06.05.16 10:56 deor...@miranetworks.net wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to pass list of packages with --extra-vars that needs to be
> installed with apt? I don't want to update the playbook everytime with list
> of package. Currently I can pass one package and it installed fine.
Use somethin
On 06.05.16 11:13 deor...@miranetworks.net wrote:
> Tried that and does not work.
>
> Apt sees it as "apt-get install [foo,bar]" instead of "apt-get install foo
> bar"
Damn, I get the list thing wrong each time..
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/YAMLSyntax.html
fruits: ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Stra
On 06.05.16 13:12 deor...@miranetworks.net wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It is possible to select all the elements instead of specify one element?
>
> Working:
> debug: msg="{{packages.results[0].stdout_lines}}"
>
> I've tried:
> debug: msg="{{packages.results[].stdout_lines}}" - It returns 'list object
>
On 06.05.16 14:46 Sanjay Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not able copy to remote host, getting not writable error, my playbook
> is here.
>copy: src=/home/sanjay/messages dest=/etc
I am not sure if the copy module is as picky as rsync in regard to
trailing slashes.
...dest=/etc/
Maybe us
On 08.05.16 17:58 Francisco Reyes wrote:
> \"/tmp/ansible_qm7eFt/ansible_modlib.zip/ansible/module_utils/facts.py\",
> line 357, in get_service_mgr_facts\r\nKeyError: 'distribution'\r\n", "msg":
> "MODULE FAILURE", "parsed": false}
Does a FreeBSD machine provide a 'distribution' variable in its
On 08.05.16 21:37 Kacper Patro wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> I had similar issue with VirtualBox repo. In my case, removing line
> *repo_gpgcheck=1* from repo file (i.e. el-passenger.repo) helped.
DONT! You lose all security provided by gpg signatures of the
packages. (Sorry for the yelling... ;-))
I w
On 09.05.16 17:29 Tim Griffin wrote:
> Ah, okay. Good point, Johannes.
>
> And, on RHEL, turning of the GPG check wouldn't be a good plan anyways!
On CentOS-machines I use this snippet to install the epel-release
package and import the rpm-key:
- name: CentOS - install epel-release
yum: name=e
On 13.05.16 21:35 Alejandro Comisario wrote:
> with_items:
>
> - groups['haproxy']
>
> - hostvars.groups.haproxy['ansible_fqdn']
I think I read that joining two lists (thats what they are) is done
using a plus sign:
with_items: groups['haproxy'] + groups['foobar']
In your case you
On 13.05.16 17:45 MangusB rother wrote:
> name: Test
> hosts: "{{GLB_ansible_tower_machine}}"
> remote_user: "{{GLB_remote_user}}"
> become: yes
> become_user: "{{GLB_remote_user}}"
Normally you want to elevate your rights to root, so this should be
"become_user: root". Now you elevate to
On 12.05.16 15:55 Gilberto Valentin wrote:
> register: result
> failed_when: "'Can't drop database' in result.stdout"
Do not use a sinqle quote in there. Then your conditional could make
sense. I do not know if it works, though.
Johannes
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On 13.05.16 03:43 Pushparaj BS wrote:
> How can tell Ansible ignore extra changes on the file from webserver
> deployment persoective, but still get changes from template if anything extra
> added in ansible source
Do not use the template module, as it changes the whole file. If you
just have
On 18.04.16 17:02 Riccardo Murri wrote:
> Are there better / more clever solutions out there? Or is such a list
> of corresponding packages already available and maintained?
I manually created groups after OS, so I have one group centos which
contains all the centos machines. One with freebsd an
On 12.05.16 22:39 Dejay Clayton wrote:
> How are you invoking the playbook? Just because a host is in two groups,
> doesn't mean it will execute the logic for both groups.
The problem is that the list called firewallports gets overwritten by
whatever vars file is processed last.
For example,
On 13.05.16 23:27 Max León wrote:
>> ControlPath=/home/mleon/.ansible/cp/ansible-ssh-%h-%p-%r admin '/bin/sh -c
What happens if you add this to your ansible.cfg?
[ssh_connection]
control_path = %(directory)s/%%C
Maybe your control_path gets to long (being set to
ansible-ssh-%h-%p-%r) and thus
On 13.05.16 23:34 Srikanth Vavilapalli wrote:
> Could any one help me with this issue and how I can troubleshoot what is
> going wrong here? Plz let me know if you need more details.
Go to your target host, move the file to
monitoring-channel-1_ceilometer_proxy_config.TEST and rerun your
playboo
On 12.05.16 22:07 Dejay Clayton wrote:
> Are you intending "root_list" and "tmp_list" to be expanded into "{{
> root_list }}" and "{{ tmp_list }}" (by nature of the substitution into
> "list"?)
If I understood him correct he wants to store the results in a
variable, whose name is not fixed but r
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