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Any movement on this one? VMware still haven't released their RHEL7 repo. Thanks :)
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It looks like VMware has updated it's documentation:
OSPs are provided for certain popular operating systems. If the operating system vendor/community provides open-vm-tools, then it is recommended to use open-vm-tools that are provided by vendor/community. VMware will not provide OSPs for operating system where open-vm-tools are available. To learn more about open-vm-tools, see following: http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2073803.
I will be adding a restriction to this module to not install on EL7. I hope to find the time this week to do so.
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Ah OK, I hadn't realised that EL7 natively provided open-vm-tools
. Will your module install this? I'm keen on a module that I can include across my estate of VMs that will magically install VMware tools. I don't particularly care whether it gets it from VMware's repo or CentOS base.
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This module will not, but I am now considering building another module that will deal with open-vm-tools on platforms that ship it.
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But will that mean that I have to decide which module I want to install, e.g. using a selector to choose based on OS?
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No, it will do-the-right-thing(TM). :-)
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Commit 7c58db8 in branch feature/el7 should do what we need.
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This should be fixed in razorsedge/vmwaretools version 4.8.0.
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