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evolinux-users
Creates evolinux users accounts, based on a configuration data structure.
Tasks
Everything is in the tasks/main.yml
file.
Available variables
The variable evolinux_users
must be a "dict" of one or more users :
evolinux_users:
foo:
name: foo
uid: 1001
fullname: 'Mr Foo'
groups: "baz"
password_hash: 'sdfgsdfgsdfgsdfg'
ssh_key: 'ssh-rsa AZERTYXYZ'
create: always
bar:
name: bar
uid: 1002
fullname: 'Mr Bar'
groups:
- "baz"
- "qux"
password_hash: 'gsdfgsdfgsdfgsdf'
ssh_keys:
- 'ssh-rsa QWERTYUIOP'
- 'ssh-ed25519 QWERTYUIOP'
create: on_demand
evolinux_sudo_group
: which group to use for sudo (default:evolinux-sudo
)evolinux_ssh_group
: which group to use for ssh (default:evolinux-ssh
)evolinux_internal_group
: which group to use for all created users (eg. the company name)evolinux_root_disable_ssh
: disable root's ssh access (default:True
)