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Ansible: Use systematically the systemd module #67

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KellerFuchs
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Just skip the task when running in Docker (since it's pointless to try and enable services there, as systemd won't run)

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See #73. This works for Docker but not for things like lxc, which we should also support.

cc @benharri as I believe they have experience working shell-server with lxc

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I've tried taking a stab at creating and lxd image. neither lxd nor lxc have been working. for lxd auditd fails to install and kills the playbook.

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@benharri Is there a reasonablish way to make the shell-server image have a woking systemd under lxc/lxd?

@RyanSquared If shell-server already doesn't work under lxc/lxd, I don't think we should make that a blocker.

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as far as I can tell systemd was working fine under lxd. I still wasn't sure why the auditd install failed.

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@benharri OK, then let's get this reviewed/merged, and I can look at fixing the auditd stuff in #74.

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LGTM

@RyanSquared RyanSquared merged commit 24eacfd into master Oct 1, 2018
@RyanSquared RyanSquared deleted the ansible/services branch October 1, 2018 20:56
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