Supports to the playbook of Process Substitution
Add a hostname module, which sets system's hostname.
Take out the spaces inside the parenthesis.
Raise an error on unsupported platform/distributions.
Remove extra sysloggings.
Rewrite with "try ... finally" instead of "with" statement to support Python 2.4.
Fix a bug in DebianStrategy.get_permanent_hostname(). Use strip, not split!
Avoid duplicates of the 'all' group when using inventory script.

Do not recreate an 'all' group when it is in the inventory script's
output, but use the one created upfront.
ec2 inventory script: Add a global group for EC2 and RDS instances when
listing EC2 inventory
add 'chars' parameter to password plugin to allow custom character set

It accepts comma separated list of names that are
either string module attributes (ascii_letters,digits, etc)
or are used literally

To enter comma use two commas ',,' somewhere - preferably at the end
Qoutes and double qoutes are not supported
filter out qoutes since they cause random errors
Modules for managing Open vSwitch bridges and ports
add check mode support

Could it be that easy or do I have missed something?
removed typo
typo
Add support for tags parameter to cloudformation module

Expose boto.cloudformation.create_stack() tags parameter. Supplied tags
will be applied to stack and all it's resources on stack creation.
Cannot be updated later (not supported by UpdateStack CloudFormation
API).
Added a new check to check whether an network interface is in promiscuous mode
Added an space between code and comments in order to follow the coding standars
apt: pass child process stdout and stdout to m.fail_json() and m.exit_json().

Without this, this fails:

    - name: apt-get dist-upgrade
      action: apt upgrade=dist
      register: apt_get_contents

    - name: apt-get clean
      action: command apt-get clean
      when: apt_get_contents.stdout.find("0 upgraded") == -1

TASK: [apt-get clean] *********************************************************

fatal: [192.168.2.2] => error while evaluating conditional: {% if apt_get_contents.stdout.find("0 upgraded") == -1 %} True {% else %} False {% endif %}

FATAL: all hosts have already failed -- aborting
apt: do not consider not-removed and not-upgraded packages as changes.

If one pins a package and does a 'apt-get dist-upgrade' then the
output looks like:

    # apt-get dist-upgrade
    Reading package lists... Done
    Building dependency tree
    Reading state information... Done
    Calculating upgrade... Done
    The following packages have been kept back:
      cassandra
    0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.

The check for any changes made should only be on the 'upgraded' and
'newly installed' values and not include the 'to remove' and 'not
upgraded' values.