pkilldemo output
[will@fedora pkilldemo]$ ansible-playbook pkilldemo.yml |
PLAY [localhost] ************************************************************** |
GATHERING FACTS *************************************************************** |
ok: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [generate random process string] **************************************** |
changed: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [warn user] ************************************************************* |
[127.0.0.1] |
About to kill processes matching lkSm/8UMTb9bR2ZharCU with signal SIGIO. Hit Return to continue or Ctrl-C then a to abort: |
ok: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [show bad effects of pkill -f] ****************************************** |
changed: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [works ok without -f] *************************************************** |
changed: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [works ok with pgrep -f] ************************************************ |
changed: [127.0.0.1] |
TASK: [this is supposed to fail as we don't handle the error with true] ******* |
failed: [127.0.0.1] => {'changed': true, 'cmd': 'pgrep -f lkSm/8UMTb9bR2ZharCU ', 'delta': '0:00:00.023586', 'end': '2014-05-28 21:00:54.400289', 'rc': 1, 'start': '2014-05-28 21:00:54.376703'} |
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Excel Generate Random String
I tried to use the solution posted in the Ansible issue but I couldn't make it work, so I looked for another way to generate a random string without using /dev/urandom. The one that I've managed to make it work uses date, but since it also uses sha256sum and base64 I'm not 100% sure it'll work in other OSs. We have people using ansible in a heterogeneous environment, so trying to rely on either password or passwordlookup simply won't work for us since I either have to run some string of LOCAL commands (problem because of people running ansible on different platforms), or they refer to a file (bad practice to pass around password files).
Aug 28, 2013 The first time I ran this, the cursor showed up but the resolution was utter garbage. So I did what I did for Dungeon Seige and used the launch settings to set the resolution higher. Except it didn't work at all and no the cursor isn't even registering on the title menu. I've deleted and re-installed it several times now to no avail. I've turned on combatibility along with disabling DPI. Dungeon siege 2 mouse not working. Apr 28, 2018 2, right click and go to properties, shortcut tab. 3, in target box, at the end write ' fullscreen=false' and yes, the space is needed. 4, start dungeon siege 2 from that shortcut and it should work. Thank you, thank you, thaaannkk YOOOOU! Sep 28, 2019 These are hex-edited executables for the retail (patched to 2.3) and Steam versions of Dungeon Siege 2. It should fix the missing cursor when playing fullscreen on Windows 10 v1703 or later. The only downside is that it creates a bug when playing in windowed mode where the camera rotates way too fast when using middle-click (see https.
pkilldemo.yml
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Ansible Set User Password
- hosts: localhost |
connection: local |
tasks: |
- name: generate random process string |
action: shell openssl rand 15 | base64 |
register: process_string |
- name: warn user |
pause: prompt='About to kill processes matching {{process_string.stdout}} with signal SIGIO. Hit Return to continue or Ctrl-C then a to abort' |
- name: show bad effects of pkill -f |
action: shell pkill -IO -f {{process_string.stdout}} || true |
ignore_errors: True |
- name: works ok without -f |
action: shell pkill -IO {{process_string.stdout}} || true |
- name: works ok with pgrep -f |
action: shell pgrep -f {{process_string.stdout}} || true |
- name: this is supposed to fail as we don't handle the error with true |
action: shell pgrep -f {{process_string.stdout}} |
ignore_errors: True |
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