20:00:03 #startmeeting Ansible Windows Working Group 20:00:04 Meeting started Tue Jun 25 20:00:03 2019 UTC. 20:00:04 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 20:00:04 The chair is nitzmahone. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 20:00:04 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 20:00:04 The meeting name has been set to 'ansible_windows_working_group' 20:00:13 heya 20:00:14 bah, 3s late ;) 20:00:22 hey 20:00:25 hey 20:00:43 * jborean93 should hang your head in shame 20:00:43 #chair jborean93 Shachaf92 jhawkesworth 20:00:44 Current chairs: Shachaf92 jborean93 jhawkesworth nitzmahone 20:02:04 #topic https://github.com/ansible/community/issues/420#issuecomment-505595963 20:02:12 (which win_pagefile PR?) 20:02:54 At a glance Shachaf's looks like the winner to me 20:03:07 Basically making the existing behavior work the way it should have originally 20:03:12 also adds override: 'match' option which I am not sure about( i think 'force: yes/no' ) would be more declarative. 20:03:13 I am a bit biased 20:03:32 I think I favour the bugfix only one 20:03:40 as it has a test 20:03:43 Also adds a test 20:03:45 jinx :) 20:03:51 :-) 20:04:16 about to say that's a +1000 for me 20:04:36 i guess adding reboot_required could happen in a separate PR 20:04:37 If someone wants to further tweak a force-like behavior later, fine, but anyone opposed to taking 57893? 20:05:04 no I'm good 20:05:11 no objection from me 20:05:13 Yeah, the reboot_required would be nice. I'll comment on the other and say as much 20:05:25 thanks 20:05:31 #topic open floor 20:06:12 I wondered if it would be useful to have a page (maybe under the progress stracker) with a tables of activity status of PRs and Issues 20:06:45 there's something a bit like that (rather stale though) on the wiki. 20:06:50 the trouble is maintaining that, I would find it useful but unfortunately are prone to forgetting to update things as it goes along 20:07:02 TBH I prefer to just search github for windows-related issues 20:07:04 i don't mind taking that 20:07:24 i already have something for the PRs on one of my agenda comments 20:07:51 if you are happy to do such a thing then by all means. Having it on the wiki would be the best place 20:08:01 K ill add it later 20:08:13 yep, if you have the time to keep on top of it, would be great 20:08:40 a bit of OCD when it comes to lists so i`m happy 20:08:41 to 20:08:43 I count 92 open windows issues which aren't feature requests at the moment 20:09:17 btw since all 3 of you can approve 20:09:19 PRs 20:09:35 mind reviewing the ones i have waiting? 20:09:48 (dog touched the keyboard) 20:10:48 happy to take a look at PRs. I struggle with stuff I have no knowledge of / cannot test. PR numbers? 20:11:24 FWIW I know I can merge PRs but usually limit myself to docs PRs these days. 20:11:58 55862, 57281,57267, 57901, 57902, 58090 20:12:10 a review is always helpfull too :) 20:13:12 Ok I will take a look at those and see what I can contribute 20:13:16 will attempt to have a look sometime this week 20:13:18 great thanks 20:13:31 I have nothing more to add 20:13:50 I don't see it on the agenda but there was a question around win_domain_user and password idempotence 20:13:55 * jborean93 tries to find PR 20:14:11 yeah he closed it i think, was an issue not a PR 20:14:14 if I get time tonight I will take another look at the list here and see if any more of them can be closed off: https://github.com/ansible/community/issues/420#issuecomment-502393874 20:14:14 https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/58246 20:14:19 if not mistaken 20:14:20 ah yeah, saw that one go by, but was engrossed in something else 20:15:04 basically should we do something like win_user where we attempt to validate the pass by logging on the user before changing it, or just have something like the POSIX user where we don't touch the pass once created unless some flag is set 20:15:46 I'm thinking the latter 20:15:54 Or at least have it opt-in 20:16:02 Too dangerous to potentially lock someone out 20:16:27 I don't mind having the behavior, but I don't think it should be the default 20:16:46 yeah im against testing credentials more then you have to, and a mechanisem to test out user passwords (brute) with ansible seems a bit useless no? 20:17:03 yep, sounds like `update_password` shoudl have 3 states. `always`, `on_create`, `on_change` or something like that 20:17:36 Shachaf92: If you're meaning the potential for abuse, I'm less concerned about that, as there are *much* more efficient/effective ways to do that, but I'm with you on the first point 20:17:41 and then implemnt the test just for on_change? 20:17:58 That makes sense to me 20:18:14 what should be the default? always or on_create? 20:18:21 whatever it is right now 20:18:22 +1 for on_create 20:18:27 (IIRC the current default) 20:18:29 * nitzmahone checks 20:18:43 always is the default 20:18:50 i think it's always since you can update the password without creating users 20:18:56 oh, it does default to always 20:19:22 cool will update the issue with that 20:19:31 oh another issue that this one reminded me 20:19:34 * nitzmahone assumes the default was inherited from `user` 20:19:38 about the win_format 20:19:38 basically add a 3rd state that allows people to test the credential before checking if it needs to be changes 20:19:42 +1 20:19:51 +1 20:20:14 sounds good to me 20:20:23 https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/58302 20:20:48 OK, win_pagefile fix merged and commented on the other impl 20:21:03 (GH squash-and-merge was busted for a bit there) 20:21:31 Nice. thanks. 20:22:00 On 58302, I'm not opposed to implementing a 'force'ish option (so long as we call it something else) 20:22:15 * jborean93 yay win_format again 20:22:59 the problem he stated was that it dosn't return OK if same FS and size no? 20:23:03 Oh, NM, it's already there 20:23:23 I think so 20:23:51 It seems like he wants it to be idempotent if the file system is set to the input parameters which I thought is what it did currently 20:24:20 Yeah I thought I tested that but must have missed a trick 20:24:52 I think its reasonable. if the imput parameters match the current state then it should just return 'ok' 20:25:19 agreed 20:25:32 then the "forcish" param is used to obliterate it regardless of idempotency 20:25:55 so simply return OK when the FS is the same? 20:26:04 and maybe allocation unit same too 20:26:04 (and not force) 20:26:19 I would return OK if all the input options are the same and not force 20:26:38 if any are different then a failure makes sense. The user can set `failed_when` if they wish to ignore it 20:26:41 I'm always nervous about the super-destructive operations 20:26:47 ill look into it during the week 20:27:27 thanks. 20:27:29 Cool- thanks 20:27:34 Anything else for today then? 20:27:39 I'm all good 20:27:42 nope 20:27:46 * nitzmahone eyes kitchen hungrily 20:27:48 all good here 20:27:57 let nitzmahone eat his lunch 20:27:58 Aight then- til next week... Thanks all! 20:28:02 bed time 20:28:03 cheers 20:28:07 #endmeeting