Re: [ansible-project] passing command line arguments

[Kai Stian Olstad]

On Monday, 19 February 2018 20.36.02 CET sureshma...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> ---
> - hosts: all
> become: yes
> tasks:
> - name: create an empty folders
> import_tasks: /etc/ansible/foldercreation.yml
>
> - name: Copy rpm file to server
> copy:
> src: "{{ item }}"
> dest: /home/user/ansible/rpmpackages/
> with_fileglob:
> - /home/user/ansible/rpmpackages/*
>
> - name: copy the dynatrace file from home to root
> shell: sudo mv /home/user/ansible/rpmpackages/dynatrace-agent-6.1.0.7880-unix.jar /compuware/dt/
>
> shell: sudo chmod -R 755 /compuware/dt/dynatrace-agent-6.1.0.7880-unix.jar
>
> shell: sudo chown -R user /compuware/dt/dynatrace-agent-6.1.0.7880-unix.jar

You are missing a dash in front of the shell:


> - name: install dynatrace
> expect:
> command: /opt/SecureSpan/JDK/bin/java -jar /compuware/dt/dynatrace-agent-6.1.0.7880-unix.jar -installDir /compuware/dt/
> responses:
> The product will be installed to /compuware/dt/dynatrace-6.1.0.
> Do you want to install to this directory? \(Y/N\): 'Y'
>
>
> for dynatarce installation I am getting below error , what could be the
> reason
>
> TASK [install dynatrace]
> ***********************************************************************************************************************************************
> task path: /etc/ansible/installrpm.yml:28
> changed: [server] => {"changed": true, "cmd": "/opt/SecureSpan/JDK/bin/java
> -jar /compuware/dt/dynatrace-agent-6.1.0.7880-unix.jar -installDir
> /compuware/dt/", "delta": "0:00:00.183363", "end": "2018-02-19
> 13:33:46.355043", "rc": 0, "start": "2018-02-19 13:33:46.171680", "stdout":
> "Invalid argument given!\r\n use <installer> -h to list all the available
> arguments", "stdout_lines": ["Invalid argument given!", " use <installer>
> -h to list all the available arguments"]}
> META: ran handlers
> META: ran handlers

It says "Invalid argument given! use <installer> -h to list all the available arguments" so you are running the wrong command in the expect command:.


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Kai Stian Olstad