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    Add pid_mode to libvirt · 9c5e708f
    Steven Dake authored
    Libvirt requires pid_mode to Host to operate on Fedora Hosts.  Further
    we will need this for libvirt upgrade.  I am not entirely sure why
    libvirt running with pid=host gets things working, but it definately
    has something to do with CentOS's libvirt's integration with systemd.
    
    Nailing down the problem, the interface to the Docker module accepts only
    None or "host".  There is no way to generate a None type except with !!null
    in yml, but this does not work in the jinja2 parser.  As a result, one
    solution is this conditional.  A better long term solution would be for
    the Docker module to take some other argument to indicate None that can
    be expressed in a string.
    
    Change-Id: I54eb87e8ce8679bbf12f671527280c73e195b2e4
    Closes-Bug: #1473270
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    Add pid_mode to libvirt
    Steven Dake authored
    Libvirt requires pid_mode to Host to operate on Fedora Hosts.  Further
    we will need this for libvirt upgrade.  I am not entirely sure why
    libvirt running with pid=host gets things working, but it definately
    has something to do with CentOS's libvirt's integration with systemd.
    
    Nailing down the problem, the interface to the Docker module accepts only
    None or "host".  There is no way to generate a None type except with !!null
    in yml, but this does not work in the jinja2 parser.  As a result, one
    solution is this conditional.  A better long term solution would be for
    the Docker module to take some other argument to indicate None that can
    be expressed in a string.
    
    Change-Id: I54eb87e8ce8679bbf12f671527280c73e195b2e4
    Closes-Bug: #1473270
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