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Add in support to grab existing rules from the OpenStack distro, then essentially reduce them into one liners so we can override the existing policies. Then, because OpenStack is essentially bollocks, we need to work around its inadequacies to make it even work, because half the infromation required is missing, and a lot of what would be required is actually hard coded to fail.
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Add in support to grab existing rules from the OpenStack distro, then essentially reduce them into one liners so we can override the existing policies. Then, because OpenStack is essentially bollocks, we need to work around its inadequacies to make it even work, because half the infromation required is missing, and a lot of what would be required is actually hard coded to fail.