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Ansible changed, then unchanged their behavior around file modes, but being explicit is likely a good idea to handle any new future changes from ansible. We set modes generously (to 755 for dirs and 644 for files) to avoid unexpected access problems. Note that depending on the perms in AFS this may cause a perms ot update on existing dirs but that should be fine as long as we aren't making them more restrictive. Finally we skip two cases where modes are required by the linting rule because they are tarball extraction steps and applying a single mode to all dirs and files in a tarball doens't make a ton of sense. Includes bumping linter configuration. Change-Id: Iacf41549928ba7f05f0f71a79ddef1b6e1154e2a Co-authored-by: Sorin Sbarnea <ssbarnea@redhat.com> |
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README.rst
An ansible role to dynamically configure DNS forwarders for the
unbound caching service. IPv6 will be preferred when there
is a usable IPv6 default route, otherwise IPv4.
Note
This is not a standalone unbound configuration role. Base setup is
done during image builds in
project-config:nodepool/elements/nodepool-base/finalise.d/89-unbound;
here we just do dynamic configuration of forwarders based on the
interfaces available on the actual host.
Role Variables