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 wayt | With ansible-navigator according to the logs it's appending --user=<my-uid> when running with Docker Desktop on MacOS. This of course makes the /runner/.ssh directory unreadable to the processes inside the container. I can see in the code where it checks for podman and sets --user=root likely for rootless containers with root inside. I do not see where the --user is coming in otherwise. It may be an assumption from Ansible Runner? Thoughts? | 20:31:41 |
| wayt | Ok, making progress. Apparently the way for Docker Desktop is https://docs.docker.com/desktop/networking/#features-for-mac-and-linux which involves mounting /run/host-services/ssh-auth.sock and setting SSH_AUTH_SOCK to where that gets mounted inside the container (if you choose to change the path). Testing this with ansible-navigator in the ansible-navigator.yml file it fails with the path does not exist. it does not exist on the macos side so the failure makes sense but it works with docker cli. Looks like I'll need to file an issue with ansible-navigator upstream on it. | 21:31:13 |
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| @erebion:erebion.eu | Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
- "downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
- "hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
- "dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
- "wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
- "wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
- "nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
| 18:33:53 |
 @gimiki:matrix.org | In reply to @erebion:erebion.eu
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
- "downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
- "hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
- "dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
- "wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
- "wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
- "nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
Mmm I think the items are not a dict but a string.
Usually when I wrote a dict in a list, I use {}:
list: - { akey: "avalue" }
| 18:52:52 |
| @gimiki:matrix.org | * In reply to @erebion:erebion.eu
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
- "downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
- "hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
- "dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
- "wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
- "wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
- "nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
Mmm I think the items are not a dict but a string.
Usually when I wrote a dict in a list, I use {}:
list:
- { akey: "avalue" }
| 18:53:26 |
| @gimiki:matrix.org | * In reply to erebion 🏳️🌈♾ FrOSCon ☎️ 2142
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
- "downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
- "hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
- "dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
- "wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
- "wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
- "nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
In reply to @erebion:erebion.eu
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
"downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
"hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
"dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
"wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
"wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
"nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
Mmm I think the items are not a dict but a string.
Usually when I wrote a dict in a list, I use {}:
```
list:
{ akey: "avalue" }
```
| 18:54:03 |
| @gimiki:matrix.org | * In reply to erebion 🏳️🌈♾ FrOSCon ☎️ 2142
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
- "downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
- "hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
- "dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
- "wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
- "wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
- "nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
In reply to erebion 🏳️🌈♾ FrOSCon ☎️ 2142
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
"downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
"hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
"dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
"wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
"wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
"nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
In reply to @erebion:erebion.eu
Anyone got an idea how I can take something like
nginx_site_configs:
"downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
"hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
"dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
"wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
"wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
"nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
and get
download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com
when templating?
I tried variables like {{ nginx_site_configs[item.value.[1]]|join(',') }}, but that does not seem right.
Mmm I think the items are not a dict but a string.
Usually when I wrote a dict in a list, I use {}:
```yamk
list:
- { akey: "avalue" }
```
| 18:54:37 |
| @erebion:erebion.eu | Maybe it's best to remove the minus:
nginx_site_configs:
"downloaddomain": "download.example.com"
"hedgedoc": "pad.example.com"
"dokuwiki": "wiki.example.com"
"wordpress_domain_radio": "blog.example.radio"
"wordpress_domain_eu": "blog.example.eu"
"nextcloud": "cloud.example.com"
| 20:50:44 |
| @erebion:erebion.eu | But I still cannot figure out how to get download.example.com,pad.example.com,wiki.example.com,blog.example.radio,blog.example.eu,cloud.example.com from this. | 20:51:34 |
| @erebion:erebion.eu | Now it's a real dict. But the web yields no results for simply getting a list of all values of a dict. | 20:52:14 |
| @erebion:erebion.eu | Solved it after trying some things for three hours: {{ (nginx_site_configs|dict2items)|map(attribute='value')|join(',') }} | 21:53:58 |
| 7 Aug 2023 |
 ganeshrn | Hi sumit_jaiswal meet netopsengineer_had some queries for scaffolding module based on OpenAPI spec, can you please some pointers | 02:47:23 |
| ganeshrn | * Hi sumit_jaiswal, netopsengineer_had some queries for scaffolding module based on OpenAPI spec, can you please some pointers | 02:47:45 |
