The details of the issue is described in this ansible issue:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/68361
The workaround contains 2 changes.
1) Advice from @sivel:
replacing, e.g.,
from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.nm.provider import NetworkManagerProvider
with
from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.nm import provider
and then use provider.NetworkManagerProvider
2) In the later module_utils path finding path, gi.require_version("NM", "1.0")
in module_utils/network_lsr/nm/client.py fails with "ValueError: Namespace
NM not available" on the control node. By ignoring the exception, the failure
is worked around. Please note that the missing package issue never occurs
on the managed nodes since in case of "nm", the NetworkManager package is
installed in the network role.
Signed-off-by: Noriko Hosoi <nhosoi@redhat.com>
The line was too long, and needed to be wrapped in a way that was
compatible with python black formatting.
Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson <rmeggins@redhat.com>
When deactivating a profile in libNM, we should:
* Check `NM.ActionConnection` existence
* Check `NM.ActionConnection.props.state` not DEACTIVATED
* Use signal `state-changed` of `NM.ActionConnection`.
* Only invoke `NM.Client.deactivate_connection_async()` if not
in DEACTIVATING state.
* Ignore `NM.ManagerError.CONNECTIONNOTACTIVE` error.
This patch also introduced a new class `NetworkManagerProvider`
in `module_utils/network_lsr/nm`:
* Independent from Ansible but need to use absolute import due to
limitation of ansible 2.8.
* Provide sync function wrapping async calls of libNM.
* Use stable logging method of python.
* Only load this module when provider is nm.
This patch also changed how logging is handling in
`Cmd_nm.run_action_down()` as initial step on isolate ansible log
mechanism from provider module.
By moving provider codes to `module_utils` folder, we can eventually
simplify the bloated `library/network_connections.py`.
Signed-off-by: Gris Ge <fge@redhat.com>
The task 56586 is for adding tests against the collection converted
format to the tox/travis CI to capture a problem before merging the
pr, if any. It'd be helpful to find out bugs in the conversion tool
lsr_role2collection.py, as well. The source of this commit is located
in linux-system-roles/template. They are synced by auto-maintenance/
sync-template.sh, then manually adjusted to the network role.
.travis/runcollection.sh is the test script. tox.ini is modified to run
it in the tox/travis CI. The script downloads lsr_role2collection.py,
then converts the network role into the conversion format in the working
directory .tox. In the collection, it runs a set of tests black, flake8,
yamllint, py38 to check the converted result.
tests/integration/test_ethernet.py is a script capable of using the network
module without executing it from Ansible and using Pytest. The example test
sets an ip in a test interface. The changes in tox.ini adapt the testing to the
new script. The __init__.py files were added to allow python2.7 compatibility.
Signed-off-by: Elvira García Ruiz <elviragr@riseup.net>
When a profile is specified as absent, ignore state requests if the
profile is already removed or not completely specified to improve
idempotence.
Also restructure the states test. This introduces a clear structure for
the individual test steps, properly assigns tags for each test from the
file and provides a clear error message with a description of the test
that failed in case of errors. Support for tests that expect a failure
is still missing.
Since `invocation` is an Ansible special value that is set for
triple verbosity, it is now visible for smaller verbosity. Therefore
rename it to `_invocation`, which seems to work with less verbosity.
Also adjust the content to match the regular `invocation` style.
To reduce problems with profile specification order and to support
creating and activating bond profiles in one run with initscripts,
create all profiles first.
WPA-PSK and WPA-EAP are supported. Uses existing 802.1x features of the role.
Added extra functionality to ArgValidatorStr to enforce a min and max length.
Ethtool features should use underscores instead of dashes. A
warning shows in case dashes used, and it fails if underscore and dashes are
mixed. Unit tests and integration tests have been added. Since nm already
needed underscores, the string processing that was made in nm_provider is now
unneeded and therefore removed.
This patch implements the ETHTOOL_GPERMADDR command in order to retrieve
the permanent address from ethtool instead using command line tool.
Signed-off-by: Fernando Fernandez Mancera <ffmancera@riseup.net>
According to PEP8 [1], the import are always put at the top of the file,
just after any module comments and docstrings, and before module globals
and constants.
[1] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#imports
Signed-off-by: Fernando Fernandez Mancera <ffmancera@riseup.net>
Logs are now separed by severity level. Warnings and failures are the only logs
that appear now on the output. All logs are saved into a new json parameter
called "stderr" that is later shown on a different task. In case of
failure, all logs are shown as output. Tests have been created and modified in
order to assure that this feature works.
Signed-off-by: Elvira Garcia Ruiz <elviragr@riseup.net>
Role now supports validating the domain name of the EAP server certificate.
Regenerated the CA certificate as the private key for the original CA has been lost.
Updated test certificates to include a domain name in the CN so the domain-suffix-match
feature can be tested.
This removes warnings like:
[WARNING]: The value False (type bool) in a string field was converted
to u'False' (type string). If this does not look like what you expect,
quote the entire value to ensure it does not change.
time.sleep() does not sleep an exact amount of time, hence, adding
up the sleep-times will not give the exact total wait-time.
An alternative would be to take a CLOCK_BOOTTIME timestamp (or similar)
and determine the elapsed time based on that.
Instead, do something different, and use a GLib timeout for polling.
- persistent_state represents whether a profile is stored on disk
- persistent_state defaults to 'present'
- When there is no type specified for the profile, it is enough for a
profile with the same name to be stored on the target's systems file
system. Otherwise the role will fail
- state now represents the runtime state and can be up, down or
unspecified
- translate the state definitions into actions that will be performed.
The actions correspond to the previous states.
- add the possibility to write unit tests to only verify parts of the
resulting connection dictionary to only check for the expected changes
instead of the full connection that can also contain unrelated defaults
* by default ```name``` is used as ```interface_name```
* if ```interface_name``` is set to the empty string, it will not be set
* if ```mac``` is specified, ```interface_name``` defaults to not being set
This fixes#41
Allow to take down connections regardless of whether they are defined in
the configuration. It should be enough that the connection is defined on
the system.
Without it, we unintentionally declared 3 global variables
(connections, cmd, run_env_ansible). This was not intended,
and results in possibly wrong behavior by accidentally using
the global variables.
This fixes a bug in the `network_connections` module when using the
`initscripts` provider and encountering a connection with `autoconnect`
set to false. It fails to write any `ONBOOT=` line to the interface's
`ifcfg-*` file, which RHEL treats as equivalent to `ONBOOT=yes`.
This explicitly sets `ONBOOT` for all interfaces defined, instead of
relying on what RHEL considers its default value.
This fixes this exception (issue #40):
[WARNING]: exception: Traceback (most recent call last): File
"/tmp/ansible_FfjjGk/ansible_module_network_connections.py", line 2812, in <module> cmd.run() File
"/tmp/ansible_FfjjGk/ansible_module_network_connections.py", line 2398, in run self.run_prepare() File
"/tmp/ansible_FfjjGk/ansible_module_network_connections.py", line 2653, in run_prepare if connection['type'] in [
'macvlan' ]: KeyError: 'type'
Bytestrings need to be decoded. Just use UTF-8 here, since everyone
should be using it. Also add a test case to catch this. The exception
was:
TypeError: cannot use a string pattern on a bytes-like object
