How to set ansible playbook to run with kornshell - ansible

Question

Writing ansible-playbook, to start a kornshell script.
How to set ansible to run kornshell in specific server?
---
- name: Start server manager agent
hosts: 192.168.1.85
become: yes
become_user: jde920
tasks:
- name: Set ksh
shell: ksh (not sure how to set here)
- name: start Agent
async: 10
poll: 0
shell: "./startAgent"
args:
chdir: "/u01/jde_home/SCFHA/bin/"
- name: Wait for 5 seconds
wait_for:
timeout: 5
- name: Start Service
async: 10
poll: 0
#ansible_shell_executable: ksh
shell: "./RunOneWorld.sh"
args:
chdir: "/u01/jdedwards/e920/system/bin32/"
- name: Validate Service is up
tags: JDE_Enterprise
wait_for:
host: "localhost"
port: 6017
delay: 20
timeout: 60
state: started
msg: "JDE Enterprise Service is not Running"
I managed to find the file that set the environment $SYSTEM, following is the code. Script file name is call enterpriseone.sh
# Following has to be replaced in this file:
#
# ORACLE_HOME (if Oracle is installed)
# DB2DIR (if DB2 is installed)
# DB2INSTANCE name of user owning DB2 instance
# File Updated Tue Mar 05 16:37:23 MYT 2019 - TR 9.2.3
OS_NAME=`uname -s`
EVRHOME=/u01/jdedwards/e920
export EVRHOME
DB2INSTANCE=
export DB2INSTANCE
DB2DIR=
export DB2DIR
DB2BASEDIR=
export DB2BASEDIR
ORCL_USER_ACCT=
export ORCL_USER_ACCT
ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/product/12.1.0/client_1
export ORACLE_HOME
ORACLE_SID=e1db
export ORACLE_SID
set +u
SYSTEM=$EVRHOME/system
export SYSTEM
APPDEV=$EVRHOME/appdev
export APPDEV
#
# Location of INI files
JDE_BASE=$EVRHOME/ini
export JDE_BASE
## Set the binary folder to 32 or 64 bit based on the setup configuration
if [ $OS_NAME = "HP-UX" ]; then
BUILDTYPE=$(file $SYSTEM/lib/libjdenet.so | grep 'ELF-64')
else
BUILDTYPE=$(file $SYSTEM/lib/libjdenet.so | grep '64-bit')
fi
if [ -n "$BUILDTYPE" ]; then
BIN_FOLDER=bin64
else
BIN_FOLDER=bin32
fi
PATH=$PATH:$SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER
export PATH
ICU_DATA=$SYSTEM/locale/xml/
export ICU_DATA
ACRO_RES_DIR=$SYSTEM/resource/cmap
export ACRO_RES_DIR
PSRESOURCEPATH=$SYSTEM/resource/cidfont:$ACRO_RES_DIR
export PSRESOURCEPATH
#
# Call tools service pack specific environment variable
# setup script. This script is required for running
# the enterprise server. If this script does not exist
# in your $SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER directory, the E1 Tools Release
# may need to be updated to a newer version.
if [ -f ${SYSTEM}/$BIN_FOLDER/toolsenv.sh ] ; then
. ${SYSTEM}/$BIN_FOLDER/toolsenv.sh
fi
Below is the actual shell script (RunOneWorld.sh) that I use ansible to call:
## Set the binary folder to 32 or 64 bit based on the setup configuration
OS_NAME=`uname -s`
if [ $OS_NAME = "HP-UX" ]; then
BUILDTYPE=$(file $SYSTEM/lib/libjdenet.so | grep 'ELF-64')
else
BUILDTYPE=$(file $SYSTEM/lib/libjdenet.so | grep '64-bit')
fi
if [ -n "$BUILDTYPE" ]; then
BIN_FOLDER=bin64
else
BIN_FOLDER=bin32
fi
LOGFILE=$SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER"/startstop.log"
## Set START_NEW_LOGFILE=1 if you want to rewrite the logfile at each startup
START_NEW_LOGFILE=0
CLEAR_LOGS=1
## Set MULTI_INSTANCE=1 if you are running multiple instances of OneWorld
## under the same Unix user id.
MULTI_INSTANCE=0
set +u
USER=$(whoami)
HOST=$(hostname)
OSTYPE=$(uname)
## On AIX, process id shows up in column 2, it's column 1 on others...
if [ $OSTYPE = "AIX" ]
then
COLUMN=2
else
COLUMN=1
fi
unset SILENT_MODE
if [ "$1" = "-s" ] ; then
SILENT_MODE=1
fi
## In MULTI_INSTANCE mode, we need to be able to find the INI file to get
## certain settings. If we can't, then exit with an error.
if [ "$MULTI_INSTANCE" = "1" ] ; then
MFLAG="-m"
if [ -f ./JDE.INI ] ; then
PORT_NBR=$(grep "^serviceNameListen" ./JDE.INI | sed 's/.*=//')
elif [ -f $JDE_BASE/JDE.INI ] ; then
PORT_NBR=$(grep "^serviceNameListen" $JDE_BASE/JDE.INI | sed 's/.*=//')
else
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print " This script cannot support multiple instances of"
print " OneWorld without access to a JDE.INI file."
print " You must either set the $JDE_BASE environment"
print " variable correctly, or turn off MULTI_INSTANCE"
print " mode in the RunOneWorld.sh script."
print " exiting..."
fi
print " This script cannot support multiple instances of" >> $LOGFILE
print " OneWorld without access to a JDE.INI file." >> $LOGFILE
print " You must either set the $JDE_BASE environment" >> $LOGFILE
print " variable correctly, or turn off MULTI_INSTANCE" >> $LOGFILE
print " mode in the RunOneWorld.sh script." >> $LOGFILE
print " exiting..." >> $LOGFILE
exit 1
fi
fi
#---------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# FUNCTION DEFINITIONS...
#---------------------------------------------------------------------- #
function GetPIDS
{
if [ "$MULTI_INSTANCE" = "1" ]
then
PIDS=$(ps -ef | grep $USER | grep $PORT_NBR | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
PIDS="$(ps -ef | grep $USER | grep $SYSTEM | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}') $PIDS"
else
PIDS=$(ps -u $USER | grep jdenet | awk '{print $'$COLUMN'}')
fi
if [ "$PIDS" = " " ] ; then
PIDS=""
fi
}
function CheckForProcesses
{
GetPIDS
if [ -n "$PIDS" ] ; then
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print " There are already OneWorld processes"
print " running for this user / instance..."
print " exiting..."
fi
print " There are already OneWorld processes" >> $LOGFILE
print " running for this user / instance..." >> $LOGFILE
print " exiting..." >> $LOGFILE
exit 1
fi
}
function CheckIPC
{
$SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER/rmics.sh $MFLAG >> $LOGFILE
if [ ! $? = 0 ] ; then
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print " IPC resource conflict -"
print " You may need to change the startIPCKeyValue in your INI file,"
print " or your JDE_BASE environment variable may be set incorrectly."
print " exiting..."
fi
## (error message already written to $LOGFILE by rmics.sh)
exit 1
fi
}
#---------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# MAIN PROCESSING...
#---------------------------------------------------------------------- #
## First, let's make sure the log file directory is valid - otherwise, all
## of the log messages will disappear.
LOGDIR=$(dirname $LOGFILE)
if [ ! -d $LOGDIR ] ; then
print " Invalid directory name for LOGFILE - "
print " $LOGDIR"
print " You must correct RunOneWorld.sh and retry."
exit 1
fi
if [ "$START_NEW_LOGFILE" = "1" ] ; then
rm $LOGFILE
fi
if [ "$CLEAR_LOGS" = "1" ] ; then
## If the log directory is a link, figure out what it points to...
if [ -L $EVRHOME/log ]; then
REAL_LOGDIR=$(ls -l $EVRHOME/log | awk '{print $NF}')
else
REAL_LOGDIR=$EVRHOME/log
fi
rm -rf $REAL_LOGDIR.prev
mv $REAL_LOGDIR $REAL_LOGDIR.prev
mkdir $REAL_LOGDIR
fi
print "**********************************************************" >> $LOGFILE
if [ ! $? = 0 ] ; then
print " Unable to write to the logfile - "
print " $LOGFILE"
print " You might not have permission to write to this file or directory."
print " Make sure file permissions are set correctly and retry."
exit 1
fi
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print "$(date) Starting JD Edwards OneWorld on $HOST"
fi
print "$(date) Starting JD Edwards OneWorld on $HOST" >> $LOGFILE
CheckForProcesses
if [ ! "$1" = "-n" ] ; then
CheckIPC
fi
print " Starting jdenet_n..." >> $LOGFILE
cd $SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER
$SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER/jdenet_n > $SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER/jdenet_n.log 2>&1 &
sleep 2
GetPIDS
if [ -z "$PIDS" ] ; then
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print " The jdenet_n process did not start..."
print " Check the jdenet_n.log, or the log file associated"
print " with the jdenet_n process id."
fi
print " The jdenet_n process did not start..." >> $LOGFILE
print " Check the jdenet_n.log, or the log file associated" >> $LOGFILE
print " with the jdenet_n process id." >> $LOGFILE
exit 1
fi
print " Running cleanup to check for unfinished jobs..." >> $LOGFILE
$SYSTEM/$BIN_FOLDER/cleanup &
if [ -z "$SILENT_MODE" ] ; then
print "\n$(date) JD Edwards OneWorld startup complete.\n"
fi
print "\n$(date) JD Edwards OneWorld startup complete.\n" >> $LOGFILE
exit 0
SO in order to start the service, I will just do command as follow:
cd $SYSTEM/bin32
./RunOneWorld.sh

Answer 1

For shell module, use the executable parameter instead
- name: Start Service
async: 10
poll: 0
shell: "./RunOneWorld.sh"
args:
chdir: "/u01/jdedwards/e920/system/bin32/"
executable: /bin/ksh

Answer 2

I have changed accordingly to the following, but the script still doesn't run.
---
- name: Start server manager agent
hosts: 192.168.1.85
become: yes
become_user: jde920
tasks:
- name: start Agent
async: 10
poll: 0
shell: "./startAgent"
args:
chdir: "/u01/jde_home/SCFHA/bin/"
- name: Wait for 5 seconds
wait_for:
timeout: 5
- name: Start JDE Enterprise Service
async: 10
poll: 0
shell: "./RunOneWorld.sh"
args:
chdir: "/$SYSTEM/bin32/"
executable: /usr/bin/ksh
- name: Validate JDE Enterprise Service is up
tags: JDE_Enterprise
wait_for:
host: "localhost"
port: 6017
delay: 20
timeout: 60
state: started
msg: "JDE Enterprise Service is not Running"
I tried to manually verified and it runs in the actual server.
$ /usr/bin/ksh /$SYSTEM/bin32/RunOneWorld.sh
Wed Apr 15 14:17:03 +08 2020 Starting JD Edwards OneWorld on CBD2ELENT
Wed Apr 15 14:17:05 +08 2020 JD Edwards OneWorld startup complete.