Using conditional "when" with handlers

[rro...@augury.com]

HI

I have a code in my playbook like this : 

  - name: Copy init scripts

    template: src=file-server.conf.j2  dest=/etc/init/file-server.conf

    register: init_script

    notify: restart file-server

- name: Copy env scripts

  template: src=file-server.env.j2  dest=/etc/default/file-server.env

  register: env_script

  notify: restart file-server 

I want to notify the handler  for both tasks in one "handler". I tried : 

  - name: restart file-server 

    service: name=file-server state=restarted

    when: {{ item}}.changed

    with_items:

       - init_script

       - env_script

but it doesn't  work!!

Any ideas ? 

   

[David Karban]

Hi, I guess, init_script and env_script are much longer, that you thougth. Try:

- debug: var=env_script to see which part of variable you want to use.

David Karban
Linux server specialist/Specialista na správu linuxových serverů
www.karban.eu

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[Borys Borysenko]

Hi, actually handlers are triggered once at the end of each block of tasks in a playbook, even were notified by multiple different tasks. I might be wrong, but in your case i don't understand why you need to use when statement with handler task.