but this is more or less a mirror of what /bin/ansible does.  It also has a 'fire and
forget' mode if the poll interval is left off or set to 0.

yum module

add state=latest and clean up the output cases
added some fixmes on verification

happens only on needed hosts, allowing some hosts to fail and drop out of the running.

is not letting async_wrapper daemonize itself when it does work fine when directly executed.

Updates for better RPM packaging (plus tasks)

Spec file installs default example hosts files
Spec file marks the contents of /etc/ansible as %config(noreplace)

Example hosts file now with instructional comments

Fixup distutils: setup.py

Clean old cruft: section 5 man pages

touch up to yum module.

fix a couple of bugs
comment about state='latest'

Add manpage for ansible-playbook, since it is a command.  More detailed docs will remain on the web site.

runner buglet and yum module

runner: fix buglet causing logger output to include a u for the command
yum: add yum module:
   ensure=installed pkg=name/name.arch/name-ver-rel.arch
   ensure=removed pkg=name/name.arch/name-ver-rel.arch
   list=installed
   list=updates
   list=available
   list=pkgspec
   list=repos

if we've failed a connection to a host - we cannot set items to the

'conn' object since it is not an object on failure - it's a string.

Drop other man(5) pages so we can have only one source of docs -- ansible.github.com for those operations.
Easier to maintain and much more verbose.

Adding version and author to ansible init.

src= parameters for template and copy operations can be relative to the playbook (for /usr/bin/ansible-playbook) or current directory (for /usr/bin/ansible)

still may not be parameterized because it does not make sense to import them more than
once since they are keyed by name.

independent of output, and can also see all the output nicely grouped together if we want
to reformat it or make summaries of statistics.

Code needs cleanup, but works