Errata

Errata for Ansible: Up and Running, Third Edition

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The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released.

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Color Key: Serious technical mistake Minor technical mistake Language or formatting error Typo Question Note Update

Version	Location	Description	Submitted by	Date submitted
Printed	Page 9 3rd line from the bottom up	The line from the book is "You can write your own plug-ins (see Chapter 10) and modules (Chapter 12) in Python." The issue is that the second chapter number is wrong. The correct chapter number should be Chapter 19 instead of Chapter 12. Because it is talking about writing your own modules, i.e. custom modules, which is the topic of Chapter 19. Chapter 12 only mentions a little about the built-in modules in Windows and has nothing to do with writing your own modules.	Frank Zhang	Feb 10, 2024
PDF	Page 128 first code paragraph	The loop in the code sample is using the two items: syncdb and collectstatic but the details on the page for a referring to the two tasks migrate and collectstatic. This may work according to the docs of the ansible-module django_manage, but it's confusing at least. Additionally, the command syndb was removed in community.general 9.0.0 according to the ansible docs.	Jan Fader	Jul 06, 2024
Printed	Page 183 5th paragraph, starying with "unfortunately"	Theres a space missing between two words. "However, we can write it ourselves.In fact,". There is a space missing between ourselves, and In.	Bart den Boer	Jul 26, 2024