delete file on deb install

[Mark Olliver]

Hi,

We use a custom config file for redis sentinel, Is there a way with to say that when i have installed the redis package, to remove the file /etc/redis/sentinel.conf. But it should only remove it the once. Later in the run i check if the file is missing and if it is then I add the correct file, the file however is not updated on subsequent runs as it is managed by redis directly.

Thanks

Mark

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[Michael DeHaan]

Yes:

tasks:

    - apt: name=redis state=installed

      notify:

         - remove sentinel

    # if you wish to remove it immediately don't do this, and see below

handlers:

    - name: remove sentinel

      file: path=foo state=absent

If you wish to remove it immediately, instead:

tasks:

  - apt: name=redis state=installed

    register: redis
  - file: path=foo state=absent

    when: redis.changed

etc

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