Update install to take provisioning tokens

[shawndwells]

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[shawndwells]

• The documentation calls this an "installation token," however the CLI argument is "provisioning token," so used falcon_provisioning_token for variable name

[redhatrises]

@shawndwells since a provisioning token is optional and has to be enabled, should we require it for using and joining with the customer CID? This is my only question about this PR.

[shawndwells]

@shawndwells since a provisioning token is optional and has to be enabled, should we require it for using and joining with the customer CID? This is my only question about this PR.

Tokens should not be required. Tried to reflect this in the code.

The command if there is no provisioning token:

  - name: CrowdStrike Falcon | Associate Falcon Sensor with your Customer ID (CID)
    command: "/opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s -f --cid={{ falcon_cid }}"
    when:
      - falcon_provisioning_token is not defined
      - falcon_cid
      - installed_sensor in ansible_facts.packages 

And here is the command if there is a provisioning token:

  - name: CrowdStrike Falcon | Associated Falcon Sensor with your Customer ID (CID) Using Provisioning Token
    command: "/opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s -f --cid={{ falcon_cid }} --provisioning-token={{ falcon_provisioning_token }}
    when:
      - falcon_provisioning_token
      - falcon_cid
      - installed_sensor in ansible_facts.packages

[redhatrises]

@shawndwells since a provisioning token is optional and has to be enabled, should we require it for using and joining with the customer CID? This is my only question about this PR.

Tokens should not be required. Tried to reflect this in the code.

The command if there is no provisioning token:

  - name: CrowdStrike Falcon | Associate Falcon Sensor with your Customer ID (CID)
    command: "/opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s -f --cid={{ falcon_cid }}"
    when:
      - falcon_provisioning_token is not defined
      - falcon_cid
      - installed_sensor in ansible_facts.packages 

And here is the command if there is a provisioning token:

  - name: CrowdStrike Falcon | Associated Falcon Sensor with your Customer ID (CID) Using Provisioning Token
    command: "/opt/CrowdStrike/falconctl -s -f --cid={{ falcon_cid }} --provisioning-token={{ falcon_provisioning_token }}
    when:
      - falcon_provisioning_token
      - falcon_cid
      - installed_sensor in ansible_facts.packages

Got it... my eyes were blind. Thanks!