Move sysctl vars to defaults #67
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Thanks @conorsch, for pointing this out! |
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Works great for me under Ansible v2 with the change—thanks, @rndmh3ro. +1 for merge |
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@rndmh3ro Anything blocking merge here? |
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That makes live much easier @rndmh3ro |
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Magnificent, thanks for merging! |
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see #50. This adds the ability to overwrite the sysctl-dict.