Closed prasanjit- closed 7 years ago
Below is the snippet:
- name: Get master log file from master host one shell: mysql -u root -e "show master status;" | grep -v 'File' | awk '{print $1}' when: inventory_hostname == 'master_one' register: mysql_log_one - name: Write to file shell: echo "{{ master_two }} {{ slave_user }} {{ mysql_log_one.stdout }} {{ mysql_logpos_one.stdout }}" > /tmp/test when: inventory_hostname == 'master_one'
Here, echoing to /tmp/test work fine. No errors are thrown by ansible about 'dict object' for {{ mysql_log_one.stdout }} .
But,
does not work. mysql_log_two is another variable whose value is present!
Error msg: TASK [Configure master one] *** skipping: [master_two] => (item=mysql-bin.000066) fatal: [master_one]: FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "'dict object' has no attribute 'stdout'"} ...ignoring
You can see (item=mysql-bin.000066) i.e. item is getting the value from mysql_log_two.stdout
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Below is the snippet:
Here, echoing to /tmp/test work fine. No errors are thrown by ansible about 'dict object' for {{ mysql_log_one.stdout }} .
But,
does not work. mysql_log_two is another variable whose value is present!
Error msg: TASK [Configure master one] *** skipping: [master_two] => (item=mysql-bin.000066) fatal: [master_one]: FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "'dict object' has no attribute 'stdout'"} ...ignoring
You can see (item=mysql-bin.000066) i.e. item is getting the value from mysql_log_two.stdout