The edgeos_config module had a list of commands to filter out to avoid
load failures. This list had a single regular expression which caught
commands that attempted to set pre-encrypted passwords. This behavior is
undesirable for a few reasons.
* It's poorly documented. The documentation makes cryptic mention of a
return value that some commands might be filtered out, but offers no
explanation as to what they are or why.
* It's hard-coded. There's no way for the user to change or disable this
functionality, rendering the commands caught by that expression
completely unusable with the edgeos_config module.
* The obvious workaround is unsafe. The filter catches passwords that
are already encrypted, but is perfectly fine letting the user set
plain-text passwords. EdgeOS will encrypt them upon commit, but this
module encourages unsafe handling of secrets up to that point.
* It's a security vulnerability if the user doesn't know about this
behavior. While the module will warn if commands are filtered, the
user won't know what got filtered out until after the fact, and may
easily miss that warning if they are not vigilant. For something as
sensitive as setting a password, it's not hard to imagine naive use of
this module resulting in incorrect credentials being deployed.
* It provides no discernible benefit. Using the module without filtering
does not result in load failures. If those commands are indeed harmful
for some reason on (old?) versions of EdgeOS, it should be incumbent
upon the user to be scrupulous in what commands they issue, rather
than the module maintaining a blacklist of possible ways the user
might misuse their own system.
* "openssl_certificate - Add option for changing which ACME directory to use with acme-tiny. Set the default ACME directory to Let's Encrypt instead of using acme-tiny's default. (acme-tiny also uses Let's Encrypt at the time being, so no action should neccessary.)"
* "openssl_certificate - Change the required version of acme-tiny to >= 4.0.0"
self._discovered_interpreter_key is None unless a previous iteration
has attempted discovery. In that case, force re-discovery, as the
previous attempt certainly failed.
* Fix UNC path joining in the powershell shell plugin, add test
* Remove testy bits and a redundant line
* Fix style nits
* Update to use os.ntpath
* Add changelog for #66604
* Added omitted logpath parameter to win_domain
The Install-ADDSForest -LogPath param seems to have been omitted in the win_domain module. We do not use this module organisation-wide as its non trivial to change the log patch once AD is set up. I will also update docs
* Removed trailing whitespace
* Added logpath option to win_domain module docs
Update the example so that the task name matches the filename being updated
The first example shows how you might template a file to destination /etc/file.conf. The description of this task appears to have a typo as it refers to '/etc/files.conf' rather than '/etc/file.conf'
* Fix#63077
If the package is already installed the stdout is not as expected by this function. Either remove `--needed` or just noop if we detect pacman returning. We cannot match the stdout string, as that is most likely localized.
```
[root@archBook user]# /usr/bin/pacman --upgrade --noconfirm --noprogressbar --needed /srv/aur/src/i3cat-git/i3cat-git-r38.c6d29dd-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
loading packages...
warning: i3cat-git-r38.c6d29dd-1 is up to date -- skipping
there is nothing to do
```
* Add comment
Add comment
* Add changelog fragment.
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
This patch fixes "IndexError: list index out of range" error for https://console.cloud.croc.ru.
When key pair is new, croc return dict with an empty list for key KeyPairs that causes ansible to crush.
* aws_netapp_cvs_snapshots - minor required_if fixup (state must be set if state=present)
* ec2 - fix typo in mutually_exclusive definition
* rds_instance: fix typo in mutually_exclusive restore_to_time should be restore_time - currently throws a boto error
* Try to load network action plugin from the same collection as the module
* Alter tests to match
Just make sure the action plugin is as qualified as the module it is paired with
This makes it behave in a more idiomatic way
* Fix bug in Darwin facts for free memory
If the vm_stat command is not found, fact gathering would fail with an unhelpful
error message. Handle this gracefully and return a default value for free memory.
* Add unit tests
Add 'force_basic_auth' option
By default "force_basic_auth" option is set to False, with this adjustment it is up to the user if it wants to enforce basic authentication.
* Fixes#66478
* When no quantity is set, then candlepin server usually uses
default value 1. When more quantities are required, then
candlepin server can automatically choose correct minimal
value.
* Move warn() and deprecate() methods out of basic.py
* Use _global_warnings and _global_deprications and create accessor functions
- This lays the foundation for future functions being moved outside of AnsibleModule
that need an interface to warnings and deprecations without modifying them.
* Add unit tests for new warn and deprecate functions
Add integration test
There are a number of other parameters that result in stack traces as well when this module is used ad-hoc. I'm not sure if we're interested in fixing them all since this module isn't meant to be run ad-hoc.
##### SUMMARY
S3 lifecycle rule prefixes starting with slash (/) have no effects. If an S3 bucket contains a file 'apache.log' under the (virtual) folder 'logs/', for the lifecycle rule to be effective the prefix to be configured must be 'logs/'. If you put '/logs/' (with a trailing slash) as a prefix the file will never be matched by the lifecycle rule.
The example with set_cookie value in cookie header can fail if the server
has set many cookies. The set_cookie value is the cookies sent by server in
set-cookie header, not what the client should send in cookie header to
server.
#33792 introduced cookies_string to solve the problem, but did not update
the uri module example.
content and cookies were also missing from RETURN.
I consistently reach a timeout with the current (10s) timeout. This
commit increases the default value to 30s, this should simplify the life
of our users.
Also, the documentation was incorrect. The value is in second, not minute.
* enable new update rule to delete missing linked templates
New update rule is available from 4.0.16 and 4.4.4 up. Add check for version and enable new update rule.
fixes#66720
* adding fragment file
* Update zabbix_template.py
* Update zabbix_template.py
* Remove redundant use of ec2_argument_spec where we're using AnsibleAWSModule
* Use module.client() instead of the get_aws_connection_info/boto3_conn combo.
* AnsibleAWSModule handles 'HAS_BOTO3'
* Remove unused imports
* Update error message that lambda_policy integration test is looking for when the region's missing
* Revert redshift and s3_bucket
* make sure current_pass_hash is a string before using it in comparison
* add changelogs/fragments file
* fix changelogs/fragments file: it is actually a bugfix, not a minor change
* Added integrations test for ecs_tag
Testing invalid cluster test for the expected message.
Add idempotency test is for adding tests to service and task_definition.
* throttle tests: fix detection of parallel execution
The test wasn't able to detect if too many workers were running.
On my laptop:
- without this change, the 'throttle' target takes ~20 seconds
- with this change, the 'throttle' target takes ~70 seconds
- 1 second isn't long enough to encounter the issue
* Fix throttle test when strategy is 'free' based
'free' strategy allows multiple tasks to be executed in parallel: use
one 'throttledir' per task.
Use 'linear' strategy with a dedicated play for cleanup/setup tasks
* throttle: reset worker idx before queuing a new task
* TestStrategyBase: define task.throttle
otherwise '1' will be used instead of the default value due to the
following expression being equal to '1':
int(templar.template(task_mock.throttle))
Co-authored-by: James Cammarata <jimi@sngx.net>
