Additional condition for ignoring of absent selinux module #112
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Description
When task "Disable the selinux" runs on OS without installed SELinux, for Example Debian, it is failed with error: "An exception occurred during task execution. The error was: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'selinux'".
Additional condition in "failed_when" allow to ignore error of missing module.
The problem was discussed in Selinux module fails if selinux is not installed
Issues Resolved
Issue 111
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