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I have a task
- name: DELEGATED ADMIN ACCOUNTS - check, get and send to the file domain.list
shell: /opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov -l gaaa -v zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount
and after this task I got output
changed: [Shrrah] => {
"changed": true,
"cmd": [
"sh",
"/home/information_domain.sh"
"delta": "0:00:02.495922",
"end": "2022-03-29 10:25:16.936051",
"invocation": {
"module_args": {
"_raw_params": "sh /home/information_domain.sh",
"_uses_shell": false,
"argv": null,
"chdir": null,
"creates": null,
"executable": null,
"removes": null,
"stdin": null,
"stdin_add_newline": true,
"strip_empty_ends": true,
"warn": false
"msg": "",
"rc": 0,
"start": "2022-03-29 10:25:14.440129",
"stderr": "",
"stderr_lines": [],
"stdout": "# name admin@shrrah.esquimail.com\nzimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: FALSE\n\n# name prueba5@prueba5.com\n\n# name prueba7@prueba7.com\nzimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE\n\n# name prueba9@prueba9.com",
"stdout_lines": [
"# name admin@shrrah.esquimail.com",
"zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: FALSE",
"# name prueba5@prueba5.com",
"# name prueba7@prueba7.com",
"zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE",
"# name prueba9@prueba9.com"
I need to get data with n# name prueba7@prueba7.com\nzimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE
from "stdout"
or from "stdout_lines"
in format:
prueba7@prueba7.com zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE
prueba7@prueba7.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE
and send it to the file.txt
. Number of lines can be different (one o more users with domain).
I have no idea how I can do this, is this possible? If you know could you please help with advice? Thank you!
You may have a look into debug
– Print statements during execution, Using Variables and Return Values.
- hosts: localhost
become: true
gather_facts: false
vars:
RESULT:
STDOUT_LINES:
- "# name admin@shrrah.esquimail.com"
- "zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: FALSE"
- "# name prueba5@prueba5.com"
- "# name prueba7@prueba7.com"
- "zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE"
- "# name prueba9@prueba9.com"
tasks:
- name: Show STDOUT_LINES
debug:
msg: "{{ RESULT.STDOUT_LINES }}"
resulting into an output only of
TASK [Show STDOUT_LINES] *****************
ok: [localhost] =>
- '# name admin@shrrah.esquimail.com'
- 'zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: FALSE'
- '# name prueba5@prueba5.com'
- '# name prueba7@prueba7.com'
- 'zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE'
- '# name prueba9@prueba9.com'
and if Ansible Callback plugin is configured to YAML instead of JSON.
To get lines containing certain strings only you may Loop over the list based on a Condition
- name: Show lines with TRUE only
debug:
msg: "{{ item }}"
when: "'TRUE' in item"
loop: "{{ RESULT.STDOUT_LINES }}"
resulting into an output of
TASK [Show lines with TRUE only] *******************************
ok: [localhost] => (item=zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE) =>
msg: 'zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE'
Further Documenation
Index of all Callback Plugins
If you like to have the line before included, you could use an approach like
- name: Show lines with TRUE and line before
debug:
msg: "{{ RESULT.STDOUT_LINES[ansible_loop.index0 - 1] }}\n{{ item }}"
when: "'TRUE' in item"
loop: "{{ RESULT.STDOUT_LINES }}"
loop_control:
extended: true
label: "{{ ansible_loop.index0 }}"
resulting into an output of
TASK [Show lines with TRUE and line before] *************************************************************************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] => (item=6) =>
msg: |-
# name prueba7@prueba7.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE
Further Documentation
Extended loop variables
Since you are using the shell
module, you could use also an approach like
- name: DELEGATED ADMIN ACCOUNTS - check, get and send to the file domain.list
shell:
cmd: /opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov -l gaaa -v zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount | grep -B 1 TRUE
and gather only result lines which are true
an the line before.
Further Q&A
grep
a file, but show several surrounding lines?
Regarding
... send it to the file.txt
you may have a look into
Ansible - Save registered variable to file
Ansible: Save registered variables to file
- set_fact:
info: "{{ info|d({})|combine({_key: _val}) }}"
loop: "{{ stdout.split('#')[1:] }}"
vars:
_list: "{{ item.split('\n')|map('trim') }}"
_key: "{{ _list.0.split(' ')|last }}"
_val: "{{ _list[1:]|select()|map('from_yaml')|combine }}"
gives
info:
admin@shrrah.esquimail.com:
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: false
prueba5@prueba5.com: {}
prueba7@prueba7.com:
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: true
prueba9@prueba9.com: {}
Then, the template is trivial. Either print all items
- copy:
content: |-
{% for k,v in info.items() %}
{{ k }}
{{ v|to_nice_yaml }}
{% endfor %}
dest: file.txt
gives
shell> cat file.txt
admin@shrrah.esquimail.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: false
prueba5@prueba5.com
prueba7@prueba7.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: true
prueba9@prueba9.com
, or explicitly select item(s)
- copy:
content: |-
prueba7@prueba7.com
{{ info['prueba7@prueba7.com']|to_nice_yaml }}
dest: file.txt
gives
shell> cat file.txt
prueba7@prueba7.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: true
Additional attributes will be parsed too, e.g.
stdout_lines: [
"# name admin@shrrah.esquimail.com",
"zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: FALSE",
"# name prueba5@prueba5.com",
"# name prueba7@prueba7.com",
"zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE",
"zimbraIsDelegatedRootAccount: TRUE",
"# name prueba9@prueba9.com"
will give
info:
admin@shrrah.esquimail.com:
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: false
prueba5@prueba5.com: {}
prueba7@prueba7.com:
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: true
zimbraIsDelegatedRootAccount: true
prueba9@prueba9.com: {}
and consequently
shell> cat file.txt
prueba7@prueba7.com
zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: true
zimbraIsDelegatedRootAccount: true
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