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- ansible bootstrap playbook for Fedora 23+
- add conditionals to handle yum vs dnf
- add Fedora OpenShift COPR
- update BYO host README for repo configs and fedora bootstrap
Fix typo in etcd README, remove unnecessary parens in openshift_node main.yml
rebase on master, update package cache refresh handler for yum vs dnf
Fix typo in etcd README, remove unnecessary parens in openshift_node main.yml
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This handles stage environments as well as the eventual change of aep3_beta to
aep3
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If this isn't removed lbr0 won't be recreated by the Node after the following
install.
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Removing br0 won't work if openvswitch has already been stopped. ovs-system
will be left around but that is just a problem with openvswitch's packaging.
That device is apparently not even used.
In the worst case a manual reboot will remove all of these devices.
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1) is_atomic wasn't being evaluated properly
2) the way we were detecting it was resulting in a confusion error message
being displayed to the user in the case of RHEL 7 Server
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(also sorted the various lists alphabetically)
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This is related to https://trello.com/c/314nwSvt/58-3-uninstall-playbook
The original atomic_openshift_tutorial_reset.yml now calls the uninstall
playbook for most parts. All the originally functionally is still intact. The
main differences between the two playbooks is that the uninstall playbook is
careful only to delete content that ansible originally installed.
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