* parted module not idempotent for esp flag and name
Fixes#40452
Currently the parted module doesn't take into account names with
spaces in them which leads to non-idempotent transactions on the
state of the system because the name comparison will never succeed.
Also, when the esp flag is set, parted infers the boot flag and the
parted module did not previously account for this. This lead to
non-idempotent transactions as well.
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* fix unit tests, expected command changed in the patch
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
In the last commit I modified the code to run commands when they are
daemonized. But the execution of "chkconfig" is not daemonized so it
uses "self.module.run_command(cmd)".
This commit set the default localize to allow proper screen scraping of
chkconfig command.
* Do not join flag parameters
This put a comma between every character of the tcp flag parameters, resulting in a bad iptables command.
Fixes#36490
* Use suboptions to ensure tcp_flags options are lists
* Add unit tests for tcp_flags
* Add example of how to use tcp_flags
* Allow negative values to expires to unexpire a user
Fixes#20096
(cherry picked from commit 34f8080a19c09cd20ec9c045fca1e37ef74bb1e6)
(cherry picked from commit 54619f70f4b79f121c5062d54e9732d3cbb24377)
(cherry picked from commit 8c2fae27d6e2af810112032bb1dfef5459035b7e)
(cherry picked from commit db1a32f8caa8c8b9f989baa65784d4b2b5cad1f8)
* tweaked and normalized
- also added tests, made checking resilient
Using Ubuntu 14.04, test fails because 'blkid' < 2.21 doesn't recognize
'ocfs2' filesystem smaller than 108Mo:
6baa150398
filesystem: fix MKFS_FORCE_FLAGS for ocfs2
mkfs.ocfs2 -F won't work because mkfs.ocfs2 asks for a confirmation:
$ mkfs.ocfs2 -F img
mkfs.ocfs2 1.6.4
Cluster stack: classic o2cb
Overwriting existing ocfs2 partition.
WARNING: Cluster check disabled.
Proceed (y/N):
The undocumented 'x' switch must be used too.
add new line and update choice documentation
adding description for ocfs2 support
use correct variable ansible_distribution to test ocfs2 with Debian
distribution
use ansible_os_family for Debian
increase ocfs2 fs size to 20M (minimal size 11 instead of 10M)
add ocfs2 support for module filesystem
Update setup.yml
delete trailing spaces
add ocsfs2 defaut var
Install ocfs2-tools for all linux
Testing ocfs2 on for Ubuntu - restrict blkid to be be done
* configurable list of facts modules
- allow for args dict for specific modules
- add way to pass parameters
- avoid facts poluting test
- move to 'facts gathered' flag
- add 'gathering' setting tests
* Only change expiration date if it is different
Modify user_info() method to also return the password expiration.
Compare current and desired expiration times and only change if they are different.
* Improve formatting on user tests
* Add integration test for expiration
* Add changelog fragment
* Improve integration test
Skip macOS and use getent module for validating expiration date.
* Fix expiration change for FreeBSD
* Don't use datetime since the total_seconds method isn't available on CentOS 6
* Use better name for expiration index field
Use separate tasks for verifying expiration date on BSD
* Use calendar.timegm() rather than time.mktime()
calendar.timegm() is the inverse of time.gmtime() and returns a timestamp in UTC not localtime
Add tests that change the system timezone away from UTC
* Mark tests as destructive and use test for change status
* Fix account expiration for FreeBSD
Use DATE_FORMAT when setting expiration date on FreeBSD. Previously the argument passed to -e was an integer of days since epoch when the account will expire which was inserted directly into master.passwd. This value is interpreted as seconds since epoch by the system, meaning the account expiration was actually set to a few hours past epoch.
Greatly simply comparing desired and current expiration time by using the first three values of the struct_time tuple rather than doing a whole bunch of manipulations of the seconds since epoch.
* refactor firewalld module, add firewalld module_util
This change is meant to enable the addition of advanced feature
specific firewalld modules that will have different module option
patterns than what fits in the current firewalld module, while
keeping as much common code as possible in the module_util
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Add note about sefcontext doing no restorecon
To someone like me who is relatively new to SELinux, setting the
"reload" option to yes might suggest that a restorecon is automatically
executed after the semanage call, making the new file context effective
immediately. I have found out that this is not the case and would like
to clarify this to others.
+label: docsite_pr
* Replace note by one suggested by reviewer
Reviewer dagwieers suggested a better notice text during review of my
original one, giving recommendations about what to do to actually get
the newly chosen SELinux context applied to the file.
The VDO Ansible module currently cannot modify the block map cache
size (but can configure the block map cache size for new volumes).
Add the "Block map cache size" parameter to the list of modifiable
parameters.
In the particular case of executin "chkconfig --list NAME", ansible
checks the stderr looking for a particular english message.
This message is different in other languages, Spanish for example
(although it have been corrected in the latests versions)
Fixes#29818
* add user password lock option to user module
* fixup! add user password lock option to user module
* add unlock, set no default
* fixup! add unlock, set no default
* fixup! fixup! add unlock, set no default
* add lock password for FreeBSD, netBSD
* fixup! add lock password for FreeBSD, netBSD
* respect skeleton argument in usermod mode for FreeBSD
* use FreeBSD's own (more sophisticated) home creation function rather than ansible's create_home(), which does not handle skeleton files correctly for FreeBSD
Error was:
File "/tmp/ansible_qY_BMb/ansible_module_firewalld.py", line 703, in <module>
main()
File "/tmp/ansible_qY_BMb/ansible_module_firewalld.py", line 548, in main
module.fail(msg='firewall is not currently running, unable to perform immediate actions without a running firewall daemon')
AttributeError: 'AnsibleModule' object has no attribute 'fail'
Physical devices are listed using 'pvs' command. Then, for
'/dev/dm-*' devices 'dmsetup' command is used to find pv_name.
An error occurs when 'pvs' command list an unknown device:
$ pvs --noheadings -o pv_name,vg_name --separator ';'
/dev/dm-0;vg_var
/dev/mapper/sdb3_backups;vg_data_backups
$ dmsetup info -C --noheadings -o name /dev/dm-0
Device dm-0 not found
Then the module fails:
{
"changed": false,
"err": "Device dm-0 not found\nCommand failed\n",
"msg": "Failed executing dmsetup command.",
"rc": 1
}
This failure can be avoided when the unknown device isn't used in
module parameter 'pvs'.
