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Bas Zoetekouw 1cf1dbeca7 Remove parsing of REQUIRE SSL in privileges tls_require is handled separately (in `user_mod()` lines 673-690. By adding the `REQUIRESSL` option to the current privileges, it gets passed to to the `curr_priv` variable in `user_mod()`, causing the privileges intersection between `curr_priv` and `new_priv` on line 663 to always contain `REQUIRESSL` (because `new_priv` will never never have it if we use `tls_requires`) and therefore the module would always be marked as "changed" (because it would always try removing the REQUIRESSL via `privileges_revoke()` at line 669 and then add it back via the explicit TLS route at lines 673-690).		2020-09-30 15:50:58 +02:00
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doc_fragments	Add clarification about requirements (#24 )	2020-09-21 20:59:25 +03:00
module_utils	initial commit (#1 )	2020-07-10 17:16:58 +01:00
modules	Remove parsing of REQUIRE SSL in privileges	2020-09-30 15:50:58 +02:00
README.md	initial commit (#1 )	2020-07-10 17:16:58 +01:00

README.md

Collections Plugins Directory

This directory can be used to ship various plugins inside an Ansible collection. Each plugin is placed in a folder that is named after the type of plugin it is in. It can also include the module_utils and modules directory that would contain module utils and modules respectively.

Here is an example directory of the majority of plugins currently supported by Ansible:

└── plugins
    ├── action
    ├── become
    ├── cache
    ├── callback
    ├── cliconf
    ├── connection
    ├── filter
    ├── httpapi
    ├── inventory
    ├── lookup
    ├── module_utils
    ├── modules
    ├── netconf
    ├── shell
    ├── strategy
    ├── terminal
    ├── test
    └── vars

A full list of plugin types can be found at Working With Plugins.