* Removed extraneous type check from nagios module, in order to allow python 3.x
* Removed now useless import types
* Added changelog fragment
* Update changelog.
* Rebased and removed check due to module adding earlier guardrails
* Updated changelog to mention earlier fix adding now completely removed guardrails
* Remove superfluous type checks. Fix docs type.
* Update ignore.txt.
* Better cidr_ipv6 validation in ec2_group.py
* Improve warning/error handling, add changelog
* Update unit test for ipv6 validation
* Fix logic that was causing non /128 cidrs with host bits to not be handled
Check if dvswitch object is not None before accessing it's
properties such as UUID. This can be due to two reason
1. Permission issues
2. There is no association between given distributed virtual portgroup
distributed virtual switch
Fixes: #59952
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* [WIP][docker_container] Adding support for `mounts` option
Fixes#42054
* Adjusting to current standards.
* Add changelog.
* Adjust types.
* Cleanup.
* Add idempotency checks for mounts.
* Improve diff for mounts.
* Linting.
* Python 2.6 compatibility.
* Fix error message formatting.
* Move mounts and volumes tests into own file.
* Add set of mount tests.
* Golang's omitempty for bool omits false values.
* Simplify sanity checks. Correct order of volume_options sanitization and usage.
* Fix key.
* Fix check.
* Add tests where both volumes and mounts show up.
* Add collision test.
Only error out if the gid exists with a different group name as
otherwise it will error out if the group with this gid already
exists, like on a rerun of the playbook. This fixes a regression
introduced by 4898b0a4a2.
This commit allows users to access a vCenter or a ESXi through a
HTTP CONNECT based proxy.
To do so, the users have to set the `proxy_host` and `proxy_port`
variables.
The can also use the `VMWARE_PROXY_HOST` and `VMWARE_PROXY_PORT`
environment variables.
This feature depends on pyvmomi > v6.7.1.2018.12.
Fixes: #42221
Co-Author: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
Co-Author: Gonéri Le Bouder <goneri@redhat.com>
Refactor vmware_cluster into several modules (vmware_cluster, vmware_cluster_drs, vmware_cluster_ha and vmware_cluster_vsan) as discussed in #58023.
vmware_cluster lacks a lot of configuration options for DRS, HA and vSAN. Implementing them
all in vmware_cluster would make the module hard to maintain. Therefore, splitting it into several
modules and implementing the missing configuration options in them seems a good idea to me.
This is step one, refactoring vmware_cluster into several modules. Step two, implementing more
configuration options for DRS, HA and vSAN, will follow.
If the 'local' parameter of the 'user' Ansible module is enabled, and
the user has been found in the local user database, don't emit
a warning, because this is an expected outcome.
Add changelog and integration tests
Co-authored-by: drybed <drybjed@gmail.com>
* Fix py3 decoding issues in cyberarkpassword.py
* Use to_native instead of forced utf-8 decoding
* Use to_bytes to avoid trouble with Popen
* Create 59500-cyberarkpassword-fix-py3-decoding.yaml
* Fixed the redhat_subscription module:
- Option 'pool_ids' works in Python3 now
- It tries to attach only pools IDs that are available
- Optimization of code: do not call list --available, when
no pool is requested
- Simplified configure() method
- Small changes to generate same commands on Python2 and Python3.
Order of arguments/options and pool IDs have to be same to
be able to run unit test using Python2 and Python3.
- Added fragments file for redhat_subscribtion module
* change variable name from isinstance to is_instance (prevent overriding builtin function)
* Added support for:
- Filtering existing Elastic IPs based on a tag name or it's value (when reuse_existing_ip_allowed is true)
- Allocating new Elastic IPs from a given IPv4 pool (BYOIP support)
* yamllint corrections
* added examples for:
- tag_name,
- tag_value
- public_ipv4_pool
* remove aliases
* Added changelog fragment
* added integration tests for ec2_eip module
* removed space to trigger rebuild
* Implements etc_hosts for docker_image module
Allows custom hosts on docker_image module.
The of this option made impossible to use docker_image module to build
images that required a custom hostname in /etc/hosts. For running
containers this option was already present.
While the python-docker API uses extra_hosts term, our existing module
already uses etc_hosts argument, so it sounds better to have some
consistency between docker_container and docker_image.
Fixes: #59233
* Update test/integration/targets/docker_image/files/EtcHostsDockerfile
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/docker/docker_image.py
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update changelogs/fragments/docker_image_etc_hosts.yml
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
Previously if `sysctl_set=no` (which is the default) this module only
checked for changes in the sysctl.conf file to decide whether it should
reload it or not. This means that if the values in the conf file are the
same as they are set with the module, but the current values on the
system are different, that this module wouldn't apply the changes on the
system and thus the value set with the module wouldn't be applied on the
OS. This isn't obvious and it doesn't make sense that the module works
like that by default, especially because there is a separate option
`reload`. Now sysctl will also check if the current value differs on the
system and if it does, it will reload the file again.
Commit b7724fdf85
appears to have caused a regression, where `ip4`, `gw4`, `ip6`, `gw6`
were converted to `ipv4.address`, `ipv4.gateway` etc.
This causes bootproto (or `ipv4.method`) to remain `dhcp`, as noted in https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/36615
This commit only reverts the key-value pairs to the original names,
which is in line with both expectation (manual ip addr == no dhcp) and
the language used in the playbook, which is, for example, "ip4" not
"ipv4.address"
Co-authored-by: Stuart Pollock <spollock@pivotal.io>
Co-authored-by: Tyler Ramer <tramer@pivotal.io>
