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ansible get environment variables to used as vars
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guys. I want to use some environment variables that create in the shell by an export command like this
export TOKEN=xxxxxexport USER=xxxx
so I want to use these environment variables I created in my ansible playbook like
- name: login
command: USER="variable I created" TOKEN="same as USER" python xxx.py
I check out the document env module but I can't understand the only one example. so I come for help.
ansible
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guys. I want to use some environment variables that create in the shell by an export command like this
export TOKEN=xxxxxexport USER=xxxx
so I want to use these environment variables I created in my ansible playbook like
- name: login
command: USER="variable I created" TOKEN="same as USER" python xxx.py
I check out the document env module but I can't understand the only one example. so I come for help.
ansible
asked Mar 26 at 3:21
SalutonSaluton
176 bronze badges
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guys. I want to use some environment variables that create in the shell by an export command like this
export TOKEN=xxxxxexport USER=xxxx
so I want to use these environment variables I created in my ansible playbook like
- name: login
command: USER="variable I created" TOKEN="same as USER" python xxx.py
I check out the document env module but I can't understand the only one example. so I come for help.
ansible
asked Mar 26 at 3:21
SalutonSaluton
176 bronze badges
guys. I want to use some environment variables that create in the shell by an export command like this
export TOKEN=xxxxxexport USER=xxxx
so I want to use these environment variables I created in my ansible playbook like
- name: login
command: USER="variable I created" TOKEN="same as USER" python xxx.py
I check out the document env module but I can't understand the only one example. so I come for help.
ansible
ansible
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The thing you want is to use environment::
- name: login
command: python xxx.py
environment:
USER: "variable I created"
TOKEN: "same as USER"
answered Mar 26 at 4:12
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The thing you want is to use environment::
- name: login
command: python xxx.py
environment:
USER: "variable I created"
TOKEN: "same as USER"
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The thing you want is to use environment::
- name: login
command: python xxx.py
environment:
USER: "variable I created"
TOKEN: "same as USER"
answered Mar 26 at 4:12
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The thing you want is to use environment::
- name: login
command: python xxx.py
environment:
USER: "variable I created"
TOKEN: "same as USER"
answered Mar 26 at 4:12
Matthew L DanielMatthew L Daniel
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The thing you want is to use environment::
- name: login
command: python xxx.py
environment:
USER: "variable I created"
TOKEN: "same as USER"
answered Mar 26 at 4:12
Matthew L DanielMatthew L Daniel
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