Fix for Fedora (> 34) based systems #1
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Fedora ( > 34, i.e. all currently supported versions) includes timesyncd in the systemd package instead of a separate systemd-timesyncd package.
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…vture_timesync_ntpd_service a bit Related to #1
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While trying to run spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy on my Fedora based server I found out this ansible role fails.
Reason: Fedora ( with version > 34, i.e. all currently supported versions) includes timesyncd in the systemd package instead of a separate systemd-timesyncd package.
Even though it belongs to ansible_os_family RedHat it still behaves like Suse does in this case.
This change fixes this.
This also leads to spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy working with Fedora based servers.