* Fix action plugin isse with network connection type in common collection
* For network connection in common collection the value of
ansible_connection is the FQCN of the connection type
For example ansible_connection=network.common.network_cli
* Add fix in supported network action plugins to extract
the connection name from FQCN
* Fix CI issue
* Fix review comments and update community network action plugins
if user sets 'write_files' to False or does not set value, then
handle file write related operations.
Fixes: #64936
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
CVE-2019-14904 - solaris_zone module accepts zone name and performs actions related to that.
However, there is no user input validation done while performing actions.
A malicious user could provide a crafted zone name which allows executing commands
into the server manipulating the module behaviour.
Adding user input validation as per Solaris Zone documentation fixes this issue.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
Since older versions of paramiko do not require cryptography,
we cannot catch the exact exception from cryptography.
Remove other exceptions since we're catching everything now
Previously you'd get one of the following behaviours:
- A boto3 error
- Nothing would change
- An error that you're not allowed to change the strategy
So of the bahaviour would depend on the random order that AWS returns the list of all Placement Groups
* Use correct var, move cleanup for async
* Add changelog and tests. Fixes#65393. Fixes#65277.
* Kill off all long running async tasks from listen_ports_facts
* Update task to work with older jinja2
If user specifies a port number in vmware_vm_inventory plugin configuration,
then use that port to connect to vCenter rather than connecting to 443 which
is default port.
Fixes: #64096
* Finished implementing the "start" parameter to the nagios module. The backend functions already had it; this change just exposes it. This allows setting the time a Nagios outage begins rather than always starting at the time the module was run. If not provided, "start" defaults to the current time (preserving compability with existing playbooks).
* Changed default start time to None, as per comment by @goneri. This avoids initializing the variable twice.
* win_find - refactor to make more performance and use newer style
* win_find - refactor for performance improvements and alignment to find
* More path alignment to find
* Fix yamllint error
* Fix encrypt command output when using --stdin-name
Add a new line after reading input if input doesn't end with a new line
* Only print is we're in a tty
* Add changelog fragment
* Add test for print() call in module_utils and modules.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Add ignore.txt entries.
* Use blacklist plugin instead of adding a new.
* Update ignore.txt
Although it's not enforced that fail_json['msg'] should be a string
[1], I think it is pretty strongly implied.
In this case the failure_response['msg'] is sent through as the
fail_json['msg'], and the trailing commas here turn it into a tuple.
It's not clear if this is a typo or intended, but it does cause
problems for callbacks that expect this as a string (e.g. [2]).
Since there seems no point to having these values as a tuple, remove
the trailing commas so they return a string as per everywhere else.
[1] 4c589661c2/lib/ansible/module_utils/basic.py (L2078)
[2] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/696081
