I'm using ansible to configure firewalld.
The lineinfile
module has a validate
parameter, which I'd like to use to validate my config.
I tried this:
- name: config firewalld
become: true
ansible.builtin.lineinfile:
path: /etc/firewalld/firewalld.conf
regexp: "^#?FirewallBackend"
line: "FirewallBackend=iptables"
state: present
validate: firewall-cmd --check-config # <--------------
But I get an ansible error:
validate must contain %s: firewall-cmd --check-config
That's because it's expecting the path to the file (%s
).
I consulted the docs for --check-config
to find a way to specify the config file's path, but couldn't find anything.
Is there a way to do this? I could run a raw sudo firewall-cmd --check-config
, but I'm hoping there's a native ansible way to do this.
From detail on the repo, looks like this isn't possible to do cleanly with ansible. So here's a workaround:
- name: modify config
become: true
# ...
register: result1
- name: modify config
become: true
# ...
register: result2
- name: modify config
become: true
# ...
register: result3
- name: validate config
become: true
command: firewall-cmd --check-config
when: result1 is changed or result2 is changed or result3 is changed
notify: "reload firewalld"