* identity: Add GSSAPI suport for FreeIPA authentication
This enables the usage of GSSAPI for authentication, instead of having
to pass the username and password as part of the playbook run.
If there is GSSAPI support, this makes the password optional, and will
be able to use the KRB5_CLIENT_KTNAME or the KRB5CCNAME environment
variables; which are standard when using kerberos authentication.
Note that this depends on the urllib_gssapi library, and will only
enable this if that library is available.
* identity: Add documentation for GSSAPI authentication for FreeIPA
This documentation describes how to use GSSAPI authentication with the
IPA identity modules.
* identity: Add changelog for GSSAPI support for IPA
This adds the changelog entry for the GSSAPI authentication feature for
the IPA identity module.
* Check that verify_ssl defined in tower_cli.cfg isn't ignored
* Avoid to override verify_ssl value defined in tower_cli.cfg
By default, tower-cli library enables SSL certificates check. But
verify_ssl false value defined in config files read by default by
tower-cli library (for example /etc/tower/tower_cli.cfg) was ignored
because overriden by the tower_verify_ssl parameter default value.
* fix a typo in comment
* Correct usage of sorted() in mongodb_user
sorted() can't be called on a list of dicts
without supplying a key parameter. This is
explained really well in the Sorting HOWTO
https://docs.python.org/3.6/howto/sorting.html#key-functions
This commit fixes#46791
* Fix PEP8 issues
* Added support for user-specified log file in win_package - feature (#38353)
* added integration tests for win_package log_path support feature (#38353), and applied review feedback
* win_package log_path support feature (#38353) - fixed typo in win-package.py documentation
* win_package log_path support feature (#38353) - improved an integration test and better doc in win-package.py
Due to changes in https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/45412
vmware_guest testcase delete_vm failed. This patch will fix that testcase.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Allow creation and deletion of keys (deletion just schedules for
deletion, recreating an old key is just cancelling its deletion)
* Allow grants to be set, thus enabling encryption contexts to be
used with keys
* Allow tags to be added and modified
* Add testing for KMS module
* Tidy up aws_kms module to latest standards
