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I realized, that how many partitions are created and how they are mounted is defiend in the site.yml file.
Therefore this can not be different for different clients. For example, my desktop PC has a separate SSD for /home while my Laptop does not.
I would define a host specific dictionary which describes what partitions need to be created and how what partitions should be mounted (Not all partitions which are mounted need to be created by ansible.)
I already have a fork where I implemented this for my personal use. If you are interessted, I could prepare a pull request with example host variables and some documentation in comments.
Are you interested in this?
BR
Thomas
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@bittnert, apologies for not noticing this issue until now. Yes, please create a pull request and I will review it. This sounds like a great improvement!
Hi,
I realized, that how many partitions are created and how they are mounted is defiend in the site.yml file.
Therefore this can not be different for different clients. For example, my desktop PC has a separate SSD for /home while my Laptop does not.
I would define a host specific dictionary which describes what partitions need to be created and how what partitions should be mounted (Not all partitions which are mounted need to be created by ansible.)
I already have a fork where I implemented this for my personal use. If you are interessted, I could prepare a pull request with example host variables and some documentation in comments.
Are you interested in this?
BR
Thomas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: