Ansible Update Certificate Trust - Revision history

Busk at 20:16, 22 December 2023

2023-12-22T20:16:17Z

Busk at 18:57, 22 December 2023

2023-12-22T18:57:20Z

Busk at 18:55, 22 December 2023

2023-12-22T18:55:10Z

Busk: Created page with "``` ansible-playbook -i hosts.yaml -e ansible_password=$USERPASS -e ansible_user=$USERNAME ca-cert.yaml -e ansible_become_password=$USERPASS ``` hosts.yaml ``` ungrouped: h..."

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Created page with "``` ansible-playbook -i hosts.yaml -e ansible_password=$USERPASS -e ansible_user=$USERNAME ca-cert.yaml -e ansible_become_password=$USERPASS ``` hosts.yaml ``` ungrouped: h..."

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```
ansible-playbook -i hosts.yaml -e ansible_password=$USERPASS -e ansible_user=$USERNAME ca-cert.yaml -e ansible_become_password=$USERPASS
```

hosts.yaml
```
ungrouped:
hosts:
foo.example.com:
```

ca-cert.yaml
```
```

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        store_location: LocalMachine
        store_name: AuthRoot
+### Notes
 # The host started option returns asymmetrical values based on success or failure that makes it difficult to use variables for setting facts of tcp open or closed so using nc/netcat instead
    # - name: SSH is open

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		+	# The host started option returns asymmetrical values based on success or failure that makes it difficult to use variables for setting facts of tcp open or closed so using nc/netcat instead
	# - name: SSH is open		# - name: SSH is open
	# wait_for:		# wait_for:

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 ```
 ansible-playbook -i hosts.yaml -e ansible_password=$USERPASS -e ansible_user=$USERNAME ca-cert.yaml -e ansible_become_password=$USERPASS
 ```
 hosts.yaml
 ```
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 ```
 ca-cert.yaml
 ```
 ```