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"The first parts is easy, you just have to learn a new DSL because ansible ignores your .ssh/config." use "-c ssh" for the native OpenSSH connection and it wil
by mpdehaan2 13y ago
"The first parts is easy, you just have to learn a new DSL because ansible ignores your .ssh/config."
use "-c ssh" for the native OpenSSH connection and it will read your SSH config. As far as jumphosts and other options, paramiko will not. "-c ssh" is the default on platforms that support ControlPersist (because it's faster), so this means CentOS 6 is still using paramiko as a default at least for now.
- txutxu 13y agowow, direct support, this does not have price, you made my day. Will research more about the connection options, did go through the available tutorials, and as it did work with the defaults, I did skip the connections part. Thanks for all the efforts put in this project. P.S. A way to iterate over remote files could be nice. Something like with_remote_fileglob: