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Hi Matt,A solution like this should work for you:- name: "set new hostname fact"
set_fact:
my_host: "{{ inventory_hostname.split('.')[0] }}.{{ inventory_hostname.split('.')[1] }}.{{ inventory_hostname,split('.')[-1] }}"
On Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at 1:18 AM Matti Herrmann <matti-z...@web.de> wrote:
--Hello,I wan´t to split the hostname of my inventory hostnames. The hostnames have two or three subdomains. For Exampel "host.sub1.sub2.domain"I need two splits. One bevor the first dot (in our example: host) and one after the first dot. (sub1.sub2.domain).I tried with {{ HOST.split(".")[0] }}, but there will be split after every dot.Any idea?
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