Damien Ciabrini 34696209fd Preserve inode when updating /etc/hosts ... Containers configured by tripleo bind-mount /etc/hosts directly, which means any change to that file has to preserve the original inode, otherwise the containers will get out of sync with the host and will not see updates. Change tripleo_host_entries to not depend on atomic semantics of ansible, which changes inodes on update. Instead, perform a non-atomic update to preserve inodes, and rely on the retry logics of openstack containers to recover from unexpected behaviour in case /etc/hosts is consumed while it is being updated. Closes-Bug: #1882290 Change-Id: I34dd9121bbd650b79cb523e4dbed5949a0e7d52d (cherry picked from commit 7761249774)		2020-06-10 15:45:23 +02:00
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main.yml	Preserve inode when updating /etc/hosts	2020-06-10 15:45:23 +02:00