RF> Currently I'm doing the following but it doesn't work:
RF>
RF> - name: check if mounted
RF> command: mount | grep <file_system>
RF> register: result
RF>
RF> - debug: var={{ result.stdout }}
RF>
RF> I get the error:
RF> failed... 'Consider using mount module rather than running mount'...
RF> stderr:
RF> Usage:
RF> mount [-lhV]
RF> ...
If you can't get this with the ansible_mounts variable for whatever
reason, then what you're doing here should work, except that in order to
do the pipe, you need to use the 'shell' rather than the 'command' module.
-Josh ([email protected])
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