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Ignore kmod fact read errors #81
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I can confirm that this eliminates the message that I see on CentOS 7 without the change. |
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Better I think, spotted another minor thing you may want to review.
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LGTM, Thanks!
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I'll look into reworking this as something less intrusive, but for now can we get this merged so folks at least aren't actively bugged with the read errors? |
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looks good to me. Some people around that want to test it on their workstation?
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Runs cleanly on both CentOS7 and 8, does what it says, comments make sense explaining why values/errors are being suppressed. |
Pull Request (PR) description
The more targeted
rescueseems to have a few edges I didn't expect. This PR just puts all the errors into the facter debug level. This should let folks track them if needed, but hide the results for the various edges folks are encountering.This Pull Request (PR) fixes the following issues
Fixes #79