Previously, when the active SELinux value was the same as the desired value, regardless of the value of `persistent`, the module would simply exit successfully, assuming no need for update. This made the assumption that the active and persistent values should be the same, but that is not always the case. This modification treats both the active and persistent values separately when checking for the need to update. Note that the persistent update mode, however, will still update the active as well as the persistent value. If this is not desired, it is possible to separately toggle the active value alone.
Other changes:
* Make the check mode actually perform checks for changes
* Organizes semanage commands into set of logical steps
* modules/systemd: fix logic: allow scope to default to 'system'
Fix logic introduced in 7ea909418e5: if 'scope' param is not specified,
it defaults to system, but the value of module.params['scope'] is None,
not 'system' - so allow for that.
* modules/systemd: fix logic: disabled means disabled
Fix logic determining whether a service with both systemd and initd files is enabled or disabled.
In situations where systemd thinks service is disabled, but rc.d symlinks mark it as enabled,
this module wrongly assumes the service is enabled.
Fix this logic: disabled means disabled
Only when the output from does NOT include disabled, consider the status of rc.d symlinks.
This essentially replicates the fixes done to the systemd handling in the "service" module in 3c89a21e0cFixes#22303Fixes#44409
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The documentation states the use of the "value" attribute for environment variables while this should also be the "job" attribute.
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* Add definitive to valid_simple_controls in pamd module
* Add changelog fragment for issue 44278
* Adjusted module name to not include path or extension
* Check if service is already masked
Newer versions of Systemd now report a 'LoadError' when the unit file
is masked. This causes the play to fail with an error stating that the
service is already masked.
Now the systemd module checks if the service is masked and doesn't
fail if it's masked and LoadError is reported.
Fixes issue #42384.
* Remove useless parens
This PR includes:
- Removal of maintainers that are listed as author in the module
- Removal of entries that do not extend the original author list
- Move ignored-statement to namespace/directory (where useful)
- In some cases, fix the authors-list or add missing github id
We end up with a list of exceptions/additions and a large set of
namespace/directory maintainers or team of maintainers.
Some entries could be further improved by discussing with some
maintainers.
* Update docs
* Add reboot action plugin
Refactor win_reboot so it is subclassed from reboot
* Use new connection methods
* Test fixes
* Use better uptime command for Linux
Use who -b to get the last time the system was booted rather than uptime, which changes every second.
* Use distribution specefic commands and flags
Query the managed node to determien its distribution, then set the appropriate command and flags.
* Tune debug messages a bit
* Update module docs with details about pre_reboot_delay
s docs
* Ensure that post_reboot_delay is a positive number
* Remove the stringification
* Add integration tests
* Make sure aliases are honored
* Handle systems that have an incorrect last boot time
SystemD and fakehw-clock do not properly set the
last boot time and instead always set it to epoch.
Use a different command if that is the case.
* Copyright and encoding fixes
* Minor fixes based on feedback
* Add exponential backoff to sucess check method
* Update integration test
Skip the integration test if it would try to reboot the control node. We need a new mechanism to account for this scenario in ansible-test, so tests must currently be run manually for this plugin.
* Update integration test
Skip the integration test if it would try to reboot the control node. We need a new mechanism to account for this scenario in ansible-test, so tests must currently be run manually for this plugin.
* Fail early with running with local connection
* Update docs based on feedback
* minor refactoring, state mgmt changes
When creating a new account, check to see if the expiration parameter is negative and pass in the appropriate parameter. Since the negative integer passed into expires is converted to time.struct_time which in turn gets converted to a formatted time string when passed to the underlying command, a -1 or large negative number would result in passing a date before 1970-01-01 to the underlying command.
This had the opposite effect of creating an account with no expiration account resulting in a newly created account that was already expired, or just throwing an error on certain systems.
Wow, this does not seem to be an uncommon misspelling. Might be there
are some left that span over two lines. I noticed the one in the git
module and then used `grep -rw 'the the'` to find some more.
This allows to parse the output when the user's locale changes the
commands' output. For example chkconfig uses 'Ein' and 'Aus' instead of
'on' and 'off' when using LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 breaking the service
detection on RHEL 6.
* New boto3_facts module
boto3_facts aims to help users see whether their python and module
versions are as expected.
* Rename to `assert_python_requirements`
* Update integration tests
* Document options
* fix imports
* boilerplate
* fix docs
* reorder import
* Make distutils optional and fail gracefully when it is not available
* fix example doc
* fix docs on requirements_facts
* Add backup option
* Only backup shadow file when the OS has one
* Only backup shadow file for SunOS
* Update docs on backup feature
* Add changelog fragment
* Add tests for shadow backup
* Remove backup option, make it automatic
Remove the option to enable/disable backups and make it automatic. Add note to docs describing this behavior.
Change tests to account for new module behavior.
Change section name in changelog fragment since minor_features is not a valid section.
* strip additional comments from /etc/default/passwd
Strip trailling comments from /etc/default/passwd like
MINWEEKS=1 #MINWEEKS=2
MAXWEEKS=12 # MAXWEEKS=8
Which otherwise cause failures with "failed to read /etc/default/passwd: too many values to unpack"
* fix carriage return typo in commit
* yet another typo in commit
* Fix indent problem
* add changelog fragment for PR 43931
* 29891 use os.path.realpath to follow keyfile symlinks
* 29891 add parameter follow
* updated changelog fragment
* add documentation and set default to false
* Check the password format
Check the password format and notify user if they
input unencrypted password.
* Fix sanity error
* Add integration test
* Missed a task name
* Hard code the testing password
Since some testing platfrom has no passlib installed
* Add changelog fragment
* Rework some English sentences
* Fix a grammar mistake
Fixes#42310
Previously, the firewalld module was making a call to
FirewallClientConfig.getZoneNames() which doesn't exist in versions
of firwalld older than 0.4.2, this patch implements the same logic
with older API calls to not require a newer version of firewalld.
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Remove use of simplejson throughout code base. Fixes#42761
* Address failing tests
* Remove simplejson from contrib and other outlying files
* Add changelog fragment for simplejson removal
* Added changes for Issue #38828, adds scope paramater to systemd module
* Removed description for old paramater
* Added version_added field for new option
* Readded the user paramater as a deprecated paramater
* Changed version for the scope paramater since I missed the release window
* Documentation change for resizefs
Changed documentation to match the default value of resizefs set in the code.
Added a note on the resizefs use on the example utilizing it.
* Remove test now it validates fine