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- name: Extract java if dir not existing command: tar xzf /tmp/jdk1.8.0_71 args: chdir: /opt creates: /opt/jdk1.8.0_71 Ansible will check to see if /opt/jdk1.8.0_71 exists and only run the command if it does not exist. Command Module. You can also download and untar(if not exist) in the following way

The output tells us that the file does not, in fact, exist. If you also want to check that the file in question is a regular file and not a ...

ansible -i /path/to/nothing -u root all -m command -a true echo $?. Expected Results. exit code should be greater than 0 indicating an error ...

24.12.2020 · Ansible installed and configured (see our guides on Installing Ansible on Windows and Installing Ansible on Ubuntu) Checking if a File Exists in Ansible. The easiest way to check if a file exists using Ansible is with the stat module. The purpose of the stat module is to retrieve facts about files and folders and record them in a register.

You can use the fail module to force a failure with a custom failure message. Couple this with a check for a file, using the stat module, ...

In an Ansible playbook I want to run tasks if a directory does not exists. - name: Check for java exists in /opt stat: path=/opt/jdk1.8.0_71 register: p when: p.stat.isdir is defined and p.stat.isdir But what must I do to ensure that the following tasks runs only if this dir does not exist?

Ansible has the creates option in the command module. Give it a filename (directories will not work) and if it already exists Ansible will skip ...

Dec 27, 2014 · It should run only if that file does not exist (because only newly deployed servers will not have the file), if the file exist there is no need to run again. - name: generate dh params command: sudo openssl dhparam -out /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem 2048 args: creates: /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem Ansible has the creates option in the command module. Give it a filename (directories will not work) and if it already exists Ansible will skip the action.

The stat module or find module can be used to determine if a file or directory exists on a managed node or on your Ansible control node.

name: Do not count this as a failure ansible.builtin.command: /bin/false ... name: Check if a file exists in temp and fail task if it does ...

02.04.2017 · CONFIGURATION OS / ENVIRONMENT. macOS. SUMMARY. The File module's documentation states that "Note that file will not fail if the path does not exist as the state did not change.". However, running tasks that attempt to change the properties of files not (yet) present fails because the file is absent.. STEPS TO REPRODUCE

27.12.2014 · Ansible has the creates option in the command module. Give it a filename (directories will not work) and if it already exists Ansible will skip the action. The same goes for only executing an action if a file exists. The command you are using will remove that file, so only if the file is there the action should be executed.

Sep 02, 2021 · The fail module and when parameter with out.stat.exists can now be used to fail if /tmp/foo.txt does not exist. - name: fail when /tmp/foo.txt does not exist fail: msg: /tmp/foo.txt does not exist when: out.stat.exists == false . Invoking this playbook should return something like this.

02.09.2021 · - name: fail when /tmp/foo.txt does not exist fail: msg: /tmp/foo.txt does not exist when: out.stat.exists == false Invoking this playbook should return something like this. The ansible-doc fail command can be used to show the Ansible documention on the fail module.

Apr 02, 2017 · SUMMARY. The File module's documentation states that "Note that file will not fail if the path does not exist as the state did not change." However, running tasks that attempt to change the properties of files not (yet) present fails because the file is absent. STEPS TO REPRODUCE.

mypath: /tmp/file. tasks: - stat: path={{mypath}}. register: foo. - debug: var=foo. - name: do something with file if exists. command: cat {{ mypath }}.

Dec 24, 2020 · The output tells us that the file does not, in fact, exist. If you also want to check that the file in question is a regular file and not a folder, add the isreg value to the debug module condition: - name: Task name debug: msg: "The file or directory exists" when: register_name.stat.exists and register_name.stat.isreg