changed role path template to read all vars instead of just extra_vars
Proper support for RHEL/CentOS 5 (the only thing it needs now is to call python26)
now if you set fork to 0 or a number higher than the number of hosts, it
will be readjusted to the number of hosts runner is going to deal with.
Signed-off-by: Brian Coca <briancoca+dev@gmail.com>
Added ability to create virtual directories.
adding param to allow for specifying custom iops setting when creating an EBS volume
Add urpmi as a package manager for mandriva-based distribution
Merge pull request #3751 from mscherer/urpmi_autodetection

Add urpmi as a package manager for mandriva-based distribution
If the result of a dynamic inventory script contains a "_meta" hash at top level
and the _meta hash contains a "hostvars", don't call --host hostname for any elements
and just serve them directly for performance enhancements with the external inventory
script and a large number of hosts.
Document inventory script upgrades
Update CHANGELOG
Doc formatting/tweaking.
Remove dead code.
apt: Run remove commands noninteractively

I'm seeing ansible hang when trying to remove a package, and the hung
process is `whiptail` like in #2763. It looks like we only use
`APT_ENVVARS` and `DPKG_OPTIONS` for the `apt` commands in install()
and upgrade(). This change uses them in remove() as well, which fixes
the hang.
Update rax to sync with rax_clb_nodes

Both modules dealing with rax resources should use the same arguments
and environmental variables. The author of rax_clb_nodes did some things
better so sync rax with that effort.
Update supervisorctl

Fixed the example.
Merge pull request #3768 from didiercrunch/patch-1

Update supervisorctl
Fixup docs formatting.
Add support for INI comments that begin with '#' or ';'

Ini file format does not have a standard but ';' is used more often than '#' for comments
Minor doc update to s3 & ec2 modules

Adds some additional docs about the module parameters for s3
and ec2 modules.
Correctly check for failed status from an async task.  Use runner_on_async_failed callback (instead of runner_on_failed) when an async task times out.  Add runner_on_async_ok callback when a task is started in fire and forget mode.