Adding line to file in ansible task
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I need add in ansible task to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf two lines(for deploy):
passenger_root /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/phusion_passenger/locations.ini;
passenger_ruby /usr/bin/passenger_free_ruby;
This line I add to end of file("include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"):
- name: Include passenger in nginx.conf
become: yes
lineinfile: dest=/etc/nginx/nginx.conf regexp="^s*# include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;" line=" include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
But this lines must be in html{...} block, not in the end of file.
How I can do it?
ruby-on-rails ruby nginx ansible passenger
asked Nov 9 at 13:12
Dmitry Korobko
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I need add in ansible task to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf two lines(for deploy):
passenger_root /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/phusion_passenger/locations.ini;
passenger_ruby /usr/bin/passenger_free_ruby;
This line I add to end of file("include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"):
- name: Include passenger in nginx.conf
become: yes
lineinfile: dest=/etc/nginx/nginx.conf regexp="^s*# include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;" line=" include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
But this lines must be in html{...} block, not in the end of file.
How I can do it?
ruby-on-rails ruby nginx ansible passenger
asked Nov 9 at 13:12
Dmitry Korobko
34
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I need add in ansible task to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf two lines(for deploy):
passenger_root /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/phusion_passenger/locations.ini;
passenger_ruby /usr/bin/passenger_free_ruby;
This line I add to end of file("include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"):
- name: Include passenger in nginx.conf
become: yes
lineinfile: dest=/etc/nginx/nginx.conf regexp="^s*# include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;" line=" include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
But this lines must be in html{...} block, not in the end of file.
How I can do it?
ruby-on-rails ruby nginx ansible passenger
asked Nov 9 at 13:12
Dmitry Korobko
34
I need add in ansible task to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf two lines(for deploy):
passenger_root /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/phusion_passenger/locations.ini;
passenger_ruby /usr/bin/passenger_free_ruby;
This line I add to end of file("include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"):
- name: Include passenger in nginx.conf
become: yes
lineinfile: dest=/etc/nginx/nginx.conf regexp="^s*# include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;" line=" include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
But this lines must be in html{...} block, not in the end of file.
How I can do it?
ruby-on-rails ruby nginx ansible passenger
ruby-on-rails ruby nginx ansible passenger
asked Nov 9 at 13:12
Dmitry Korobko
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asked Nov 9 at 13:12
Dmitry Korobko
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There's insertafter option for lineinfile module.
You can do something like this:
- lineinfile:
dest: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
line: " include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
insertafter: '^s*include /etc/nginx/conf-components.d/*.conf;s*$'
# insertafter: '^http {$'
To insert your include just after *.conf includes, or just after http { opening tag.
It is not useful if you have many identical blocks. But for unique markers it's good enough.
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
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There's insertafter option for lineinfile module.
You can do something like this:
- lineinfile:
dest: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
line: " include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
insertafter: '^s*include /etc/nginx/conf-components.d/*.conf;s*$'
# insertafter: '^http {$'
To insert your include just after *.conf includes, or just after http { opening tag.
It is not useful if you have many identical blocks. But for unique markers it's good enough.
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
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There's insertafter option for lineinfile module.
You can do something like this:
- lineinfile:
dest: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
line: " include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
insertafter: '^s*include /etc/nginx/conf-components.d/*.conf;s*$'
# insertafter: '^http {$'
To insert your include just after *.conf includes, or just after http { opening tag.
It is not useful if you have many identical blocks. But for unique markers it's good enough.
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
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up vote
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There's insertafter option for lineinfile module.
You can do something like this:
- lineinfile:
dest: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
line: " include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
insertafter: '^s*include /etc/nginx/conf-components.d/*.conf;s*$'
# insertafter: '^http {$'
To insert your include just after *.conf includes, or just after http { opening tag.
It is not useful if you have many identical blocks. But for unique markers it's good enough.
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
There's insertafter option for lineinfile module.
You can do something like this:
- lineinfile:
dest: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
line: " include /etc/nginx/passenger.conf;"
insertafter: '^s*include /etc/nginx/conf-components.d/*.conf;s*$'
# insertafter: '^http {$'
To insert your include just after *.conf includes, or just after http { opening tag.
It is not useful if you have many identical blocks. But for unique markers it's good enough.
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
answered Nov 9 at 13:36
Konstantin Suvorov
35.7k43980
35.7k43980
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
add a comment |
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
Thanks it is work for me!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 13:49
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
One question - can I check this file and insert my lines, only if this lines not found in file? Because if this strings be duplicated, nginx be crashed.
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:14
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
This module should be idempotent – it should add the line only if it is not there. So the first run will give you yellow changed state and the second run will give you green state with nothing to be changed.
– Konstantin Suvorov
Nov 9 at 14:20
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
Cool! It's really green state at second run. Thanks!
– Dmitry Korobko
Nov 9 at 14:23
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