Sean Reifschneider

If this is Standard Operating Procedure for closing a socket, why isn't this in the socket library? I've never seen this recipe before.

Does the python-memcached2 interface suit this need better? I'm open to a fix for python-memcached, but I wonder if the new API resolves this issue. Be sure to pick up...

It sounds to me like applications will need to change in any case to be able to achieve what you are proposing, so targeting projects already using the standard memcache...

I think this is a good example of where the backwards-compatible API I mentioned previously, in python-memcached2 would solve this problem?

Understood, I know that a migration to python-memcached2 will be a longer term path, but I decided to give it a shot starting from a completely different direction and making...

What I'm looking for is "src: group:devs; dst: autogroup:self", where in this case "autogroup:self" means "the same user (used to be namespace) as the src". Meaning: Users in group "devs"...

TL;DR: I propose a definition of "autogroup:self" and ask for review of proposed solution. @kradalby and @juanfont are likely reviewers. I've taken a look at the code, and I think...

Ubuntu 16.10 has a Apache 2.4.18, which does seem to work properly using the paths in the example. Leaving references to the error, adding notes about 16.04 version of Ubuntu...

It seemed to do a good job of the process, but I haven't yet had a chance to evaluate the code produced by it.

Thank you for the pointer to #78623. I checked out the branch for #78640 from https://github.com/s-hertel/ansible/tree/fix-mode-module_utils, did "source hacking/env-setup", and confirmed that it does **NOT** fix this issue. Version output...