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Busk at 20:47, 29 November 2022

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Created page with "ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'"

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ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'

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	## Linux & Windows		## Linux & Windows
		+
		+	use -e @vars/myfile.yaml for getting vars from file

	```		```

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 ```
 ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=win_shell --args='whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER -e ansible_winrm_transport=ntlm -e ansible_connection=winrm
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 ```
-# SUDO
+## SUDO
 ```
 ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=shell --args='sudo whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER  --become -e ansible_become_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD
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+## Other
 ```
 ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'

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	ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=shell --args='whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER		ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=shell --args='whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER
		+	```
		+
		+	# SUDO
		+	```
		+	ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=shell --args='sudo whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER --become -e ansible_become_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD
	```		```

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		+	```
		+	ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=win_shell --args='whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER -e ansible_winrm_transport=ntlm -e ansible_connection=winrm
		+
		+	ansible all --inventory host.example.com, --module-name=shell --args='whoami' -e ansible_password=$ANSIBLE_PASSWORD -e ansible_user=$ANSIBLE_USER
		+	```
		+
		+
		+
		+	```
	ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'		ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'

	ansible 'Windows' -m copy -a "src=/tmp/foo.txt dest=/tmp/foo.txt" -i inventory.txt # https://www.middlewareinventory.com/blog/ansible-copy-file-or-directory-local-to-remote/		ansible 'Windows' -m copy -a "src=/tmp/foo.txt dest=/tmp/foo.txt" -i inventory.txt # https://www.middlewareinventory.com/blog/ansible-copy-file-or-directory-local-to-remote/
		+	```
		+
		+
		+	Testing only - not recommended
		+	```
		+	export ANSIBLE_HOST_KEY_CHECKING=False
		+	```

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	ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'		ansible 'Windows' -m win_shell -i inventory.txt -a 'cp C:\tmp\a.txt C:\tmp\b.txt'
		+
		+	ansible 'Windows' -m copy -a "src=/tmp/foo.txt dest=/tmp/foo.txt" -i inventory.txt # https://www.middlewareinventory.com/blog/ansible-copy-file-or-directory-local-to-remote/