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I would like to fix that issue for everyone, will you merge a PR? I know everyone is busy especially with all your youtube recording, but three issues I've filed just got staled - would be nice to fix them!
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I would like to fix that issue for everyone, will you merge a PR? I know everyone is busy especially with all your youtube recording, but three issues I've filed just got staled - would be nice to fix them!
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would be a great fix in my opinion
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Hi Jeff, I am maintaining a lot of hypervisor hosts and they are a bit different to normal operating systems. In that case, it's XCP-ng, which is an (awesome) fork of XenServer and Xenserver sits on top of centos. My problem is that when you check for 'ansible_os_family' my Server will not give you back 'RedHat' it will tell you that it is
"ansible_os_family": "XCP-ng",
at the moment I've fixed that like:
but I would like to bring the XCP-ng OS in your role. it is actually an centos7 so it needs exactly the variable file which RedHat is using:
that should do the trick:
so we don't need another File in the vars directory with the same values like RedHat.yml
I am happy to do a PR if that's the way you prefer or do you have a better idea? thanks!