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Hello,
When invoking a playbook, Ansible seems to write the passwords to the module_args of the invocation dictionary.
Because we'd like to expose the Tower API to benefit from the playbooks, it sure can't show sensitive data.
Is there a way to not log any module_args, at all? Or at least mask the passwords? Not sure whether it needs to be changed in the module, though.
"invocation": { "module_args": { "username": "admin@local", "adminProxyProtocol": "https", "adminProxyHostname": null, "log": "CRITICAL", "adminProxyPort": 443, "appliance": "test", "adminProxyApplianceShortName": false, "isampwd": "XXX", "lmi_port": 443, "isamdomain": "Default", "omitAdminProxy": false, "password": "XXX", "isamuser": "sec_master" }
Setting no_log: True in the playbook/task doesn't give the expected result, because you see nothing at all.
Kind regards
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This is a good point - sorry I am late responding. Will try and see if we can research options for this.
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Hello,
When invoking a playbook, Ansible seems to write the passwords to the module_args of the invocation dictionary.
Because we'd like to expose the Tower API to benefit from the playbooks, it sure can't show sensitive data.
Is there a way to not log any module_args, at all? Or at least mask the passwords?
Not sure whether it needs to be changed in the module, though.
"invocation": { "module_args": { "username": "admin@local", "adminProxyProtocol": "https", "adminProxyHostname": null, "log": "CRITICAL", "adminProxyPort": 443, "appliance": "test", "adminProxyApplianceShortName": false, "isampwd": "XXX", "lmi_port": 443, "isamdomain": "Default", "omitAdminProxy": false, "password": "XXX", "isamuser": "sec_master" }
Setting no_log: True in the playbook/task doesn't give the expected result, because you see nothing at all.
Kind regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: