Roles Concept in ansible 2.7 version

[VJ49]

HI, 

      I am familiar with this ansible coding. Right now, ansible updated to 2.7. While running/checking the syntax of a code. I am getting error as a malformed block was encountered while loading a block.

I found that problem is with ansible keyword "roles". In ansible 2.7, roles syntax changed partially. I am posting my code here. Can anyone help me to resolve this issue...

Code:

---

- name:  Deploy project

  hosts: localhost

  roles:

    - san

  vars_files:

    - /var/lib/project-admin/answerfile.yml

    - /var/lib/project/answerfile.yml

The same code is working fine with ansible 2.0.0 version. 
Thank you,

Regards

Vuppala Jagadeesh

[Jonathan Lozada De La Matta]

Are you sing ansible lint? the issue might be spacing in your roles.

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AUTOMATION PRACTICE

 

[VJ49]

@Jonathan Lozada De La Matta ... I am not using Ansible lint..... I specified only one role there that to be in correct manner. 

[Jordan Borean]

Can you share the actual output. I’m not aware of any syntax changes to roles. It sounds like the block issue is in the role you are calling and not the playbook.

[VJ49]

Hi, This is the code.. Have a look...

[Jonathan Lozada De La Matta]

I would check the role called san and verify that the spacing for the block is correct. Look at the ansible documentation for an example of a block.

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[Jordan Borean]

Agreed, we’ve seen your playbook I want to see the output when running Ansible as that will tell us where the syntax issue is.

[sateesh s]

Hi,

I am trying to setup communication between ansible and a windows server which is hosted in virtual machine manager.

I set host file and trying to communicate through basic authentication.

I have open the ports 5985

And allowedunecrypted : true

 Do any one know about it.

I am getting error like 

Bad HTTP response from server . Code 404

Thanks in advance

On Tue, Dec 4, 2018 at 2:22 PM Jordan Borean <jbor...@gmail.com> wrote:

Agreed, we’ve seen your playbook I want to see the output when running Ansible as that will tell us where the syntax issue is.

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[Dick Visser]

Hi Sateesh

On Tue, 4 Dec 2018 at 22:27, sateesh s <satees...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to setup communication between ansible and a windows server which is hosted in virtual machine manager.
>
> I set host file and trying to communicate through basic authentication.
> I have open the ports 5985
> And allowedunecrypted : true
>
> Do any one know about it.
>
> I am getting error like
> Bad HTTP response from server . Code 404

Can you please tell how your answer is related to the original topic?
In case there is no correlation, please start a new thread, and supply
more context (actual inventory, playbooks, and most important: what
you're tying to achieve).

Thanks

Dick