* Use locking for concurrent file access
This implements locking to be used for modules that are used for
concurrent file access, like lineinfile or known_hosts.
* Reinstate lock_timeout
This commit includes:
- New file locking infrastructure for modules
- Enable timeout tests
- Madifications to support concurrency with lineinfile
* Rebase, update changelog and tests
We need to specify ansible_python_interpreter to avoid running interpreter discovery and selecting the incorrect interpreter.
Remove the import of lock in known_hosts since it is not used.
* adding (optionally) image information to inventory var
* add boot image mapping to gcp_compute instance data for all disk
image data in the configured zones
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Allows the use of Private_Keys to be entered as a string instead of just a file. Making it possible to use VAULT to encrypt the key
* Fixed Issues auto check found
* Provide helpful information while avoiding credential exposure
* Restore original variable name :-)
* Fix a few other things
* Influence the default certificate_name in both cases
* Update documentation
* Add contributed docs
* Fix CI issue
* start fixing gcp inv plugin
* minor fixes
* added clog
* ajust comments
* link indv zone/project
* separate specific zone/project from other params
* restoring zones query per project
* also work when zones given
* fixed scopes, removed incorrect docs as not option
* Add to_ipv6_subnet function
* Use the correct function for subnet
* Corrected code style and tests
* Corrected testcase assertion
64 bits make 8 octets, or 4 hextets
* Import from correct module directly
* qradar httpapi plugin
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* remove no longer used get_session_uid method
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Added support for types parameter
- Parameter is used to specify multiple network types
* Fix documentation
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: kbreit <kevin.breit@kevinbreit.net>
* Reworked type parameter to be a list so types isn't needed
* Re-add tags documentation
* Fix documentation around compatibility
* Convert tags to list from string
* Add changelog fragment
* Add support for multiple IPv6 addresses in nxos_l3_interface module
Cisco support multiple IPv6 addresses on each interface but only the first
IPv6 is considered by this module. There is no impact on the configuration
but the module is not idempotent.
* Add internal support for IPv6 list
* Fix module idempotency
* Initialize tests for nxos_l3_interface
* Fix IPv4 removal idempotency
* Fix data extraction from nxos config
* Fix silently ignored interfaces in nxos_l3_interface
* Add warning when interface does not exist in nxos config
When creating a new webhook with existing hooks already in place, the
module would erroneously select one of the existing hooks to update
instead of creating the hook anew. This fixes that bug.
* Adding cnos_user module to Ansible
* Update cnos_user.py
* Adding Functional test cases and unit test cases.
* Fixing Bug found in testing with Lenovo Mars.
* Review comments incorporated
* Review comments implemented.
* Copy paste mistake
* Modify EXOS module utils to utilize 'httpapi' or 'network-cli' connection
* Changes to cliconf plugin to support 'json' or 'text' output for compatibility between network-cli and httpapi
* Add HTTPAPI plugin supportng JSONRPC and RESTCONF for EXOS
* exos_facts modify commands with run script cli2json.py to command dictionary specifying 'json' output
Load appropriate fixtures
* Update exos_config module to utilize the get_diff and get_default_flag functionality.
JSONRPC doesn't work well with pipes, regex MULTILINE
* Support for NOS agnostic 'cli_config' module by implementing 'get_default_flag' and 'get_diff' functionality
* Update Ansible Documentation regarding the connections available for EXOS
* nxos_interfaces_ospf: fix passive-interface states & check_mode
This fix addresses issues #41704 and #45343.
The crux of the problem is that `passive-interface` should have been treated as a tri-state value instead of a boolean.
The `no` form of the command disables the passive state on an interface (allows it to form adjacencies and send routing updates). It's essentially an override for `passive-interface default` which enables passive state on all OSPF interfaces.\*
This `no` config will be present in `running-config`.
\**See `router ospf` configuration.*
Since both enable and disable states are explicit configs, the proper way to remove either of these is with the `default` syntax.
Passive-interface config syntax:
```
ip ospf passive-interface # enable (nvgens)
no ip ospf passive-interface # disable (nvgens)
default ip ospf passive-interface # default (removes config, does not nvgen)
```
Code changes:
* `passive_interface` param changed from boolean to string, restricted to `true`,`false`,`default`.
* Several passive-interface specific checks were added because the existing module logic tends to test for true or false and doesn't handle the None case.
* Fixed `check_mode`.
Sanity verified on: N9K,N7K,N3K,N6K
* Fix doc header
* Unit tests for passive-interface
* doc fix#2
* Fix indent for SA
* Remove 'default' keyword, restore bool behavior
* remove changes to sanity
original commit:
8efa4cdde9
update module to match current ansible standards
- update version_added
- fix sanity checks
- match docs to module definition of required and default values
- explicit default of 's0' for selevel
- no default for seuser or login
- rename serange->selevel, add alias
- add required imports
- add RETURN info (stolen from sister module)
- add author github handles
- remove star-import, name specific requirements
- handle import error similar to sister modules
- collapse exceptions
- remove IOError, alias for OSError
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29347790/difference-between-ioerror-and-oserror
- drop 'required: false' as false is the default
- list dependencies as python-agnostic
- selogin does not support check_mode
- remove unused functions
- require seuser only if state=present
Co-authored-by: James Cassell <code@james.cassell.me>
