You can use the get_url module which handles basic auth and file retrieval from a URL. This can be combined with the with_items directive containing a list of your jar files. solved What is the best way to download bunch of .jar files from specific JFrog Artifactory using ansible script?
I create the dict vmoff2 using the following: – name: create Not Activated VM list set_fact: vmoff: >- {{ vmoff | default([]) + [{ ‘sec_sys’: item.item.SEC_SYS, ‘vm_na’: dict(item.stdout_lines | from_yaml | select() | map(‘split’, ‘,’) | list) }] }} loop: “{{ output.results }}” loop_control: label: “{{ item.item.SEC_SYS }}” And eliminate the duplicate output with: – … Read more
Since you hint on having sudo configured for your connecting user david, the simplest thing you can do is use elevated permissions to copy the file and set its an ownership to goldy through owner parameter of the unarchive module: – name: copy and untar latest tasks.tar.gz file unarchive: src: tasks.tar.gz dest: /data/files/tasks/ owner: goldy … Read more
And this little change actually made the problem go away in the end. #jinja2: trim_blocks:False { “Users”: [ {% for username,user in _vpn_user_accounts.items() %} { “Name” : “{{ user.name }}”, “Hash” : “{{ user.hash }}”, “Cns” : [ {%- for cn in user.cns.get(server_name, []) %} “{{ cn }}”{% if not loop.last -%},{% endif %} {%- … Read more
You can use variable in ansible playbook like: – name: Create Directory file: path: “{{ directory_path }}” state: directory mode: 0755 become: yes In ansible you put the variable in double curly braces. in the above example directory_path is a variable. you can read about ansible variables here. 0 solved How can i use variables … Read more
Figured out a way to filter based on router eigrp or ospf with lookbehind and then loop through using ansible. ^interface (\S+)(?:\n\s{2}.)(?<=eigrp) solved Regex cisco interface parent and child