Dustin C. Hatch
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Many hosts have a read-only root filesystem, as well as some other read-only paths that need to be remounted before configuration changes can be made. The `remount.yml` playbook can be used to remount select filesystems as either read-write or read-only (the default). It is intended to be used before and after other playbooks, to ensure the filesystems are in the correct state.
21 lines
389 B
YAML
21 lines
389 B
YAML
- hosts: all
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gather_facts: true
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vars:
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remount_state: ro
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remount_fs:
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- /
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- /usr
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- /opt
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tasks:
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- name: remount filesystems
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command:
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mount -oremount,{{ remount_state }} {{ item }}
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warn=false
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with_items: >-
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{{
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ansible_mounts
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| selectattr('mount', 'in', remount_fs)
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| map(attribute='mount')
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| list
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}}
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