Hello,
I wanted to do that :
ansible -i inventories/production all -m shell -a "echo urok | nc {{ ansible_eth1.ipv4.address }} 2181 "
But it it seams that vars are not supported within ad-hoc commands. Right ?
Thanks
Alain
Hello,
I wanted to do that :
ansible -i inventories/production all -m shell -a "echo urok | nc {{ ansible_eth1.ipv4.address }} 2181 "
But it it seams that vars are not supported within ad-hoc commands. Right ?
Thanks
Alain
Variables are, including inventory variables and “-e”, but you cannot use fact gathering with /usr/bin/ansible, as they are a playbook only construct.
Ok thanks
Michael DeHaan <michael@ansible.com> napisał:
Variables are, including inventory variables and "-e", but you cannot
use
fact gathering with /usr/bin/ansible, as they are a playbook only
construct.
Will fact caching change that? Or is bin/ansible not aware of the cache?
Should change that, yes!