20:02:06 <gundalow> #startmeeting Ansible Contributors Summit - Network Breakout 20:02:06 <zodbot> Meeting started Thu Oct 15 20:02:06 2020 UTC. 20:02:06 <zodbot> This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 20:02:06 <zodbot> The chair is gundalow. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 20:02:06 <zodbot> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 20:02:06 <zodbot> The meeting name has been set to 'ansible_contributors_summit_-_network_breakout' 20:02:20 <gundalow> #info https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ansible-contributor-summit-october-2020-network 20:02:27 <gundalow> #chair abadger1999 acozine cybette jborean93 jillr jimi|ansible matburt mattclay maxamillion mkrizek nilashishc nitzmahone Qalthos relrod samccann sdoran shertel Shrews sivel thaumos webknjaz andersson007_ felixfontein 20:02:27 <zodbot> Current chairs: Qalthos Shrews abadger1999 acozine andersson007_ cybette felixfontein gundalow jborean93 jillr jimi|ansible matburt mattclay maxamillion mkrizek nilashishc nitzmahone relrod samccann sdoran shertel sivel thaumos webknjaz 20:05:24 <gundalow> BlueJeans: https://bluejeans.com/769851670 20:14:41 <sharebikes`> I'm looking forward to trying a replacement of paramiko with ansible-pylibssh 20:15:34 <Qalthos> Go test it today, it's in 2.10 or ansible.netcommon... 1.2.0+, I think? 20:39:39 <GomathiselviS> refriedjello: For nxos_acls error, Can you please raise an issue against nxos collections? 20:53:35 <refriedjello> GomathiselviS: im not sure its an issue with the module per-se. im trying to figure out clever way to reuse a list of cidr networks when the module needs one item for network address, and another for network mask 20:53:49 <refriedjello> but im happy to raise an issue if you think it would be helpful 20:57:55 <GomathiselviS> It will be helpful if you can provide the complete error output, by executing the playbook with -vvvv 21:02:44 <refriedjello> GomathiselviS: ok thank you 21:16:48 <GomathiselviS> refriedjello: Sorry I did not notice your msg on the jinja template. I assumed that the issue was on nxos_acls. 21:37:47 <stanswi_> hey there, 21:38:58 <stanswi_> I'm encountering an issue with the new cli parser module and the pyats parser on OS X Catalina. It seems that whenever it goes to execute it hits a thread issue and fails (python crashes). I've tried everything in a venv with python 3.8 and ansible 2.10 21:39:45 <stanswi_> Has anyone seen this before or have they gotten the pyats parser to function? I'm curious if I need both the pyats and genie pre-requisites or just one of them. Thanks in advanced 21:57:32 <refriedjello> GomathiselviS: is there a documentation that lists the extra functions each module supports? for example, it appears you can feed "loop" to all of them, but I cant see where that is documented, and not sure where I even came across that 21:57:44 <refriedjello> curious if there are other options/methods I can use 22:14:17 <stanswi_> Just found the requirements: Pyats requires pyats and genie and requires Python 3. AFAIK I'm meeting these requirements. I might open a github ticket just in case. Thanks 23:51:13 <refriedjello> i was able to solve my problem earlier by refactoring my flat file with cidrs into a json dict and then calling with_dict from the module 01:33:39 <refriedjello> anyone using nxos to configure a range of interfaces? doesnt appear any of the interface modules natively support ranges. this is what I am doing, curious if anyone has better way. that list 'nxos_93180_int_total' contains all interface IDs to configure (Ethernet1/1, Ethernet1/2, etc) 01:33:40 <refriedjello> cisco.nxos.nxos_config: 01:33:40 <refriedjello> lines: 01:33:40 <refriedjello> - no lldp transmit 01:33:40 <refriedjello> - no lldp receive 01:33:40 <refriedjello> parents: interface {{ item }} 01:33:41 <refriedjello> loop: "{{ nxos_93180_int_total }}" 01:34:22 <refriedjello> it works, but since its iterating through a list of 52 interfaces, it adds quite a bit to runtime of the playbook 01:35:41 <refriedjello> would be much quicker to make use of the native macro on the device. e.g, interface ethernet1/1 - 52 07:18:24 <gundalow> #endmeeting