(GH-134) Autorequire iptables related packages #136
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autorequires from firewall and firewallchain resources to iptables and iptables-persistent packages, when the appropriate provider is selected and the packages are managed in the catalog. This will prevent failed rule creation and persistence on fresh nodes where the packages may not be pre-installed.
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This looks great. On the aside ... @dcarley I don't understand why I don't see travis results in your PRs. Can you see anything? |
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@dcarley oh - its in progress. Sorry. |
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autorequires from firewall and firewallchain resources to iptables and
iptables-persistent packages, when the appropriate provider is selected and
the packages are managed in the catalog. This will prevent failed rule
creation and persistence on fresh nodes where the packages may not be
pre-installed.