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问题 I'm trying to map a list of files to a list of filenames. The goal is to install Debian files in specific order (base off the list of names). I can retrieve the list of files with a shell command and register them to a list. The goal is to generate a list of filenames in the order of my predefined name list. Then install them in that order. ms2Num.stdout_lines is the list of files from the shell command: # use List -1 to find the file names for the deb files.| grep - name: Find the needed deb

问题 I'm getting different results when using loop vs with_items when trying to iterate over a list of dictionaries. I've tried using loop|dict2items (the structure isn't a dictionary, & it tells me as much. heh) and loop with the flatten filter. Here is the list of dictionaries: "msg": [ { "id": "id1", "ip": "ip1", "name": "name1" }, { "id": "id2", "ip": "ip2", "name": "name2" }, { "id": "id3", "ip": "ip3", "name": "name3" }, { "id": "id4", "ip": "ip4", "name": "name4" } ] } Here is the task in

问题 I'm getting different results when using loop vs with_items when trying to iterate over a list of dictionaries. I've tried using loop|dict2items (the structure isn't a dictionary, & it tells me as much. heh) and loop with the flatten filter. Here is the list of dictionaries: "msg": [ { "id": "id1", "ip": "ip1", "name": "name1" }, { "id": "id2", "ip": "ip2", "name": "name2" }, { "id": "id3", "ip": "ip3", "name": "name3" }, { "id": "id4", "ip": "ip4", "name": "name4" } ] } Here is the task in

问题 I'm getting different results when using loop vs with_items when trying to iterate over a list of dictionaries. I've tried using loop|dict2items (the structure isn't a dictionary, & it tells me as much. heh) and loop with the flatten filter. Here is the list of dictionaries: "msg": [ { "id": "id1", "ip": "ip1", "name": "name1" }, { "id": "id2", "ip": "ip2", "name": "name2" }, { "id": "id3", "ip": "ip3", "name": "name3" }, { "id": "id4", "ip": "ip4", "name": "name4" } ] } Here is the task in

问题 I would like to select a specific variable based on user input in an Ansible playbook. Specifically, I would like to ask for user input on a location of a server, and then execute a specific action based on the input. This is the current ansible playbook: - hosts: all remote_user: root gather_facts: True vars: loc1: "10.13.1.140" loc2: "10.13.1.141" loc3: "10.13.1.142" vars_prompt: - name: location prompt: "Location of server? Input options: loc1/loc2/loc3" private: no tasks: - name: Test

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 2 years ago . Improve this question Introduction For over a month I've been running the following command: ansible-playbook -vvvvi host_test rhel-tests.yml Which connected via SSH and ran tests on a host successfully without any problems. But as of the last couple days, I've received the following

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 2 years ago . Improve this question Introduction For over a month I've been running the following command: ansible-playbook -vvvvi host_test rhel-tests.yml Which connected via SSH and ran tests on a host successfully without any problems. But as of the last couple days, I've received the following

问题 How can I test that stderr is non empty:: - name: Check script shell: . {{ venv_name }}/bin/activate && myscritp.py args: chdir: "{{ home }}" sudo_user: "{{ user }}" register: test_myscript - debug: msg='myscritp is Ok' when: not test_myscript.stderr So if there is no error I could read:: TASK: [deploy | debug msg='critp is Ok] ******* ok: [vagrant] => { "msg": "myscritp is Ok" } In case the stderr is not empty a FATAl error occurs. 回答1: You can check for empty string (when stderr is empty) -

问题 Hello I am trying to run the following playbook using the vault, but i can't seem to get it to work. Created an ansible vault file using: ansible-valut create group_vars/routers in there i had the following entries: ansible_ssh_user: admin ansible_ssh_pw: admin auth_pass: admin Then i had the following playbook: --- - hosts:routers gather_facts: true connection: local tasks: - name: show run ios_command: authorize: yes auth_pass: "{{ auth_pass }}" commands: - show run register: config When i

问题 Using win_environment, it is possible to add/remove environment variables to a windows host. But to modify variables that are already there, win_environment does not seem to be useful as u can't read old value to modify and update a variable. right? 回答1: EDIT: Since Ansible 2.3, the win_path module does all the heavy lifting for you. Just give it a list of items that should be present in the path and it'll make sure they're present and in the relative order you specified. (if you're still