find Mount point from cat /etc/fstab with ansible
i would create a playbook that Check Mount_points
for fstype:ext
related to the vars: whitelist
so it will iterate through the vars to check if mount_point exists or not if it exists an output should be similar to this, else it will be ignored
/ /boot /home /opt /var /var/opt /var/tmp /var/log /var/log/audit
here is my playbook which was using 'xfs' as i don't have ext in my machine. Could you advise about more efficient way to achieve the desired result
- hosts: all
vars:
whitelist:
- '/'
- '/boot'
- '/home'
- '/opt'
- '/var'
- '/bin'
- '/usr'
tasks:
- set_fact:
mount_point: "Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)"
- debug:
var: mount_point
loop: ""
when: item in mount_point
TASK [set_fact] **************************************************************************************************************
ok: [ansible2]
ok: [ansible3]
TASK [debug] *****************************************************************************************************************
ok: [ansible2] => (item=/) => {
"msg": [
"/",
"/boot"
]
}
ok: [ansible2] => (item=/boot) => {
"msg": [
"/",
"/boot"
]
}
skipping: [ansible2] => (item=/home)
skipping: [ansible2] => (item=/opt)
skipping: [ansible2] => (item=/var)
skipping: [ansible2] => (item=/bin)
skipping: [ansible2] => (item=/usr)
ok: [ansible3] => (item=/) => {
"msg": [
"/boot",
"/"
]
}
ok: [ansible3] => (item=/boot) => {
"msg": [
"/boot",
"/"
]
}
skipping: [ansible3] => (item=/home)
skipping: [ansible3] => (item=/opt)
skipping: [ansible3] => (item=/var)
skipping: [ansible3] => (item=/bin)
skipping: [ansible3] => (item=/usr)
PLAY RECAP *******************************************************************************************************************
ansible2 : ok=3 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0
ansible3 : ok=3 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0
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