The ansible -t option for ansible-playbook

[Rick Romanus]

I'm trying to gather file stats of the sudoers file from a list of hosts and put the the stats in individual files on the local machine.

I found doing this with the ansible command is fairly easy...

ansible all -i hosts -u root -k -m stat -a "path=/etc/sudoers" -t /home/rromanu/LOG/FileInfo

However I have been struggling to find the best way to do this in an ansible playbook. 

Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated. 

Thank You in advance!

[Brian Coca]

you can use in 2.0 if you just whitelist the 'tree' callback, though
you cannot configure the output dir.

ansible.cfg:
callback_whitelist = tree

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Brian Coca