Import OS-specific vars from task in common role
We stopped being able to do dynamic includes from the playbooks around Ansible 2.4.0.0 if I recall correctly. Instead we can create a task to include the variables and make it always run by using the special tag. For now the Debian and Ubuntu vars files are the same, but I will keep them separate so that it is more flexible in the future.
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- name: Import OS-specific variables
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include_vars: "vars/{{ ansible_distribution }}.yml"
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tags: always
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- name: Configure network time
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- name: Configure network time
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import_tasks: ntp.yml
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import_tasks: ntp.yml
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# sshd service name is `ssh` on Debian/Ubuntu, but it's
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# `sshd` on CentOS
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sshd_service_name: ssh
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# provisioning user vars
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provisioning_user: { name: 'provisioning', home: '/home/provisioning' }
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