Arch linux will rename its eth0 device unless an empty file is placed in `/etc/udev/rules.d/`.
In order for the new rules to take effect, we need call `udevadm control --reload`.
example usage:
$ vagrant box list
berendt/ubuntu-14.04-amd64 (virtualbox) [0.1.3]
berendt/ubuntu-14.04-amd64 (virtualbox) [0.1.4]
berendt/ubuntu-14.04-amd64 (virtualbox) [0.1.5]
related to issue #3313
the grant "Everyone,Full" does not work on localized versions of windows, in German it is "Jeder" in Spanish "Todos". Also the net share command returns localized texts, so the -Match does not work for non-english Windows.
I could not test exactly that version, copied relevant bits from my modified lokal version.
rsync should *always* be pre-installed in SmartOS (global and local zones), as
it's part of the kernel. Previous commits incorrectly attributed #rsync_install
to running rsync, rather than to installing the rsync command.
The mount id is a file path which will contain forward slashes. A
previous attempt (although notably missing in the Linux host plugin) at
fixing this used `String.gsub` to escape the forward slashes; however,
the solution that eventually made its way into the 1.5 release uses
`Regexp.escape` which doesn't escape forward slashes.
The Ruby `Regexp.escape` method does not escape forward slashes because
they are not RE meta-characters; their special meaning is specific to
sed expressions as delimiters. To avoid the issue entirely, we can use
an alternative delimiter by prefixing the address expression with a
backslash with the desired delimiter character following.
Use control character (ASCII code point `0x01`) as expression delimiter
so it is very unlikely an identifier will have a conflicting character
within it.
Since the Ansible provisioner now potentially exports ANSIBLE_SSH_ARGS
variable, it is fair to allow to extend the content of this environment
variable (`ssh_args` parameters from ansible.cfg file have lower
priority)
