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The SELinux task for consul-ui does not correctly detect when SELinux is enabled:
TASK [savagegus.consul : allow nginx to connect to consul (selinux)] *************
fatal: [...]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "msg": "SELinux is disabled on this host."}
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* upstream/master:
Override nginx reload handler defined in multiple dependencies
Use status field of ansible_selinux to detect whether SELinux is enabled (issue mattfinlayson#166)
Use su instead of sudo in upstart script (issue mattfinlayson#163)
Make consul directory world-readable (issue mattfinlayson#164)
Set owner/group of ~consul/.bashrc instead of becoming consul user
Allow upstart to be used on non-Debian systems
Add consul services support
notify consul service if tls files changed
The SELinux task for consul-ui does not correctly detect when SELinux is enabled:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: