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Add CentOS 7 to list of supported OSes #187

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I've been using this on RHEL 7 all year.

@alexjfisher alexjfisher force-pushed the centos7 branch 3 times, most recently from 4256a5c to 089bce3 Compare July 20, 2019 11:01
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I tried getting centos 7 acceptance tests to work. They do locally if I modprobe ip_vs first. I can't see how this will ever be able to work in travis though.

@alexjfisher alexjfisher changed the title Add CentOS 7 to list of supported OSes WIP: Add CentOS 7 to list of supported OSes Jul 20, 2019
@alexjfisher alexjfisher force-pushed the centos7 branch 3 times, most recently from d4517ca to d4d6da4 Compare July 20, 2019 11:31
@alexjfisher alexjfisher changed the title WIP: Add CentOS 7 to list of supported OSes Add CentOS 7 to list of supported OSes Jul 20, 2019
Tests fail on travis if we don't use the `--vrrp` option as ipvs
functionality needs the `ip_vs` kernel module loaded.
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Solution was to use the --vrrp option so that ipvs isn't enabled (and it no longer complains when it can't load the ip_vs kernel module).

@bastelfreak bastelfreak merged commit ffbcbde into voxpupuli:master Jul 20, 2019
@alexjfisher alexjfisher deleted the centos7 branch July 20, 2019 12:03
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