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Documentation updates for accelerate mode improvements

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James Cammarata 2014-03-23 14:44:38 -05:00
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@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ Major features/changes:
* The deprecated legacy variable templating system has been finally removed. Use {{ foo }} always not $foo or ${foo}. * The deprecated legacy variable templating system has been finally removed. Use {{ foo }} always not $foo or ${foo}.
* Any data file can also be JSON. Use sparingly -- with great power comes great responsibility. Starting file with "{" or "[" denotes JSON. * Any data file can also be JSON. Use sparingly -- with great power comes great responsibility. Starting file with "{" or "[" denotes JSON.
* Added 'gathering' param for ansible.cfg to change the default gather_facts policy. * Added 'gathering' param for ansible.cfg to change the default gather_facts policy.
* Accelerate improvements:
- multiple users can connect with different keys, when `accelerate_multi_key = yes` is specified in the ansible.cfg.
- daemon lifetime is now based on the time from the last activity, not the time from the daemon's launch.
New Modules: New Modules:

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@ -76,4 +76,11 @@ As noted above, accelerated mode also supports running tasks via sudo, however t
* You must remove requiretty from your sudoers options. * You must remove requiretty from your sudoers options.
* Prompting for the sudo password is not yet supported, so the NOPASSWD option is required for sudo'ed commands. * Prompting for the sudo password is not yet supported, so the NOPASSWD option is required for sudo'ed commands.
As of Ansible version `1.6`, you can also allow the use of multiple keys for connections from multiple Ansible management nodes. To do so, add the following option
to your `ansible.cfg` configuration::
accelerate_multi_key = yes
When enabled, the daemon will open a UNIX socket file (by default `$ANSIBLE_REMOTE_TEMP/.ansible-accelerate/.local.socket`). New connections over SSH can
use this socket file to upload new keys to the daemon.