This addresses a problem where the action plugin would ignore the
remote_addr value for the host. In this case, only the inventory values
for the hostname would be considered and populate the remote host
remote_addr value for the connection plugin.
Only a few more modules were using Set-Attr on the $result object rather
than using a normal hashtable. This PR changes the PSObject to a
hashtable and gets rid of Set-Attr.
This fixes issue when list from module contains more than one element.
Ansible and/or boto may put same elements in list in different order,
thus resulting task as changed.
Fixes#3310
* Improve Fortios IPv4 policy with logging capabilities. While there, fix typos in examples. forti_config: use the backup_filename param and dont enforce the the filename value.
* forti-typos
* Add version_added for new options in the documentation
* Make it easier to find network modules
Feedback has been it's difficult (via Google or directly) to find
modules as some people search for the company name vs product name,
therefore specify both.
* "IOS XR" (not "IOS-XR")
It's possible that if the module has a low-level failure, such as
"unable to open shell", or something else in the action plugin that
stdout and stdout_lines will not be returned.
Update the documentation to clarify this point.
When the security groups specified to the os_server module change they
should be updated on the server. This will require shade 1.19 where the
server security group commands were added.
Fixes: #23206
* allow split horizon for route53_zone and refactor
* fix documentation
remove comment
fix version_added
* Remove unused imports
* Only include zone as matching if it has the same privacy setting
* Use `.endswith` instead of indexing into a string
* Update public zone behavior to only create new if there is no matching public zone
* Remove from legacy PEP8 files
We invoke /usr/bin/apt inside of the ansible module. When that command
exits, it doesn't always include a helpful error message. Include the
exit code so that user's have all the information we can gice them as to
why apt failed.
Addresses #19128
* msg_format parameter added
error message received from telegram API is added to fail json
compatibility with python3 added
* pep8 formatted
* version_added property added for msg_format
* bot token must be set without 'bot' prefix in module parameters
* formatting options described in documentation
* six module for compatibility used
telegram.py removed from legacy-files.txt
* rpm_key: Decode bytes to string to work with Python 3 (#20326)
The read() method will return bytes we need to then decode() those bytes
to a string before trying to match() it using the re module.
* Make the rpm_key pgp regex more robust on both py2 and py3
* Check for provider values inside check_args of respective network code
* Partial revert of b9ee5aa
The no_log change is okay, but take out the action result munging
Recent Python3 versions require open() to specify binary mode if the data is anything other than text.
Python3: Use int() instead of long() in unarchive
Changes long() to int() for CRC values in the unarchive module. Affects unarchiving of zip files. Since CRC values in zipfile are 32 bits the behaviour should be unchanged even in Python 2.
When retrieving file contents for diffing we need to get the contents as
binary. Otherwise python3 will try to convert the file to text and fail
with non-decodable contents.
Fixes#23171
* Build HTTPSClientAuthHandler more similarly to how HTTPSHandler works
* Add docs for new client cert authentication
* Support older versions of python
* Simplify logic
* Initial support for client certs in urls.py
* Add an extra test
* Add a get_url test for client cert auth
* Add additional test for client cert auth, with validation and ssl mismatch
* Skip assert when http tester not available
* Update version_added for new options
Copy module was walking over files in subdirectories repeatedly (a
directory tree a few levels deep could bring the time spent into the
tens of minutes)
This was traced to the fix for this bug report: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/13013Fixed#13013 a different way and added an integration test to check for
regressions of #13013 as we optimize this code.
Fixes#21513
Ansible will now automatically retry a connection if SSH returns an error:
mux_client_hello_exchange: write packet: Broken pipe
This is probably a bug in SSH, but because it's safe to retry this
connection there is no need for Ansible to fail because of it.
If we run the task with 'login' banner, the 'show banner' command
will return a dict containing key 'loginBanner'.
However for motd, it will just return 'motd'.
Yay naming consistency!
