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Seting $$service_enable to 'manual' will fail on RedHat like systems.
Using manual_startable will fail on other systems as it is unknown to them.
As 'manual' shouldn't be used in real life it gets removed.
Error message:
Failure/Error: it { is_expected.to compile }
error during compilation: Parameter enable failed on Service[postfix_service]:
Provider redhat must have features 'manual_startable' to set 'enable' to
'manual' (file: spec/fixtures/modules/postfix/manifests/init.pp, line: 507)
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This gives more freedom of choice for parameters.
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closed in favour of #58 |
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This PR is a preparation to add support for AlmaLinux & RockyLinux.
It moves OS specific data away from os.family to os.name. It uses one file for each OS flavor/version.