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Add --rackspace-active-timeout argument to rackspace driver #3215
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Signed-off-by: Matt Martz <matt@sivel.net>
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Add --rackspace-active-timeout argument to rackspace driver
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This PR adds a new argument
--rackspace-active-timeoutto therackspacedriver to match that of theopenstackdriver.Additionally, I have updated the description for
rackspace-image-idto reflect the correctUbuntu 15.10default image. The image ID that is the default is documented and validated as being 15.10, the description however mentioned that it was 14.04.