Ansible check if inventory_hostname is in list
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I am trying to check if inventory_hostname
is in a list into an imported variable.
vars/users.yml file:
---
users:
- username: user1
comment: "User 1"
group: admin
password: "sha password"
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
admin: yes
- username: user2
comment: "User 2"
group: users
groups: deployer
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
hosts:
user:
- host1
- host2
deployer:
- host3
I want to execute a task only if inventory_hostname is into any of hosts lists (user, deployer, others ...).
I tried this:
- name: Create users
user:
name: " item.username "
comment: " item.comment "
password: " default('!') "
state: " item.state "
shell: " default('/bin/bash') "
group: " default('users') "
with_items: ' users '
when: item.username is defined and ((item.admin is defined and item.admin == True) or (item.hosts is defined and item.hosts.user is defined and inventory_hostname in item.hosts.user)
It works for user1 (which have admin enabled) but not for user2 (if this play is executed on host1 which is included into user2's hosts.user list).
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I am trying to check if inventory_hostname
is in a list into an imported variable.
vars/users.yml file:
---
users:
- username: user1
comment: "User 1"
group: admin
password: "sha password"
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
admin: yes
- username: user2
comment: "User 2"
group: users
groups: deployer
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
hosts:
user:
- host1
- host2
deployer:
- host3
I want to execute a task only if inventory_hostname is into any of hosts lists (user, deployer, others ...).
I tried this:
- name: Create users
user:
name: " item.username "
comment: " item.comment "
password: " default('!') "
state: " item.state "
shell: " default('/bin/bash') "
group: " default('users') "
with_items: ' users '
when: item.username is defined and ((item.admin is defined and item.admin == True) or (item.hosts is defined and item.hosts.user is defined and inventory_hostname in item.hosts.user)
It works for user1 (which have admin enabled) but not for user2 (if this play is executed on host1 which is included into user2's hosts.user list).
ansible
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I am trying to check if inventory_hostname
is in a list into an imported variable.
vars/users.yml file:
---
users:
- username: user1
comment: "User 1"
group: admin
password: "sha password"
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
admin: yes
- username: user2
comment: "User 2"
group: users
groups: deployer
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
hosts:
user:
- host1
- host2
deployer:
- host3
I want to execute a task only if inventory_hostname is into any of hosts lists (user, deployer, others ...).
I tried this:
- name: Create users
user:
name: " item.username "
comment: " item.comment "
password: " default('!') "
state: " item.state "
shell: " default('/bin/bash') "
group: " default('users') "
with_items: ' users '
when: item.username is defined and ((item.admin is defined and item.admin == True) or (item.hosts is defined and item.hosts.user is defined and inventory_hostname in item.hosts.user)
It works for user1 (which have admin enabled) but not for user2 (if this play is executed on host1 which is included into user2's hosts.user list).
ansible
I am trying to check if inventory_hostname
is in a list into an imported variable.
vars/users.yml file:
---
users:
- username: user1
comment: "User 1"
group: admin
password: "sha password"
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
admin: yes
- username: user2
comment: "User 2"
group: users
groups: deployer
keys:
active:
- "ssh-rsa etc"
hosts:
user:
- host1
- host2
deployer:
- host3
I want to execute a task only if inventory_hostname is into any of hosts lists (user, deployer, others ...).
I tried this:
- name: Create users
user:
name: " item.username "
comment: " item.comment "
password: " default('!') "
state: " item.state "
shell: " default('/bin/bash') "
group: " default('users') "
with_items: ' users '
when: item.username is defined and ((item.admin is defined and item.admin == True) or (item.hosts is defined and item.hosts.user is defined and inventory_hostname in item.hosts.user)
It works for user1 (which have admin enabled) but not for user2 (if this play is executed on host1 which is included into user2's hosts.user list).
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