Another great way of doing it!
What I'm going to do is just a playbook to setup the basic Shinken system.
And the Shinken user should only be member of the group shinken.
Den tisdagen den 20:e maj 2014 kl. 14:39:54 UTC+2 skrev Ernest0x:
>
> On 05/20/14 15:05, Joachim Friberg wrote:
>
> You are the best! This should go in to the andible-docs.
> I Just needed to modify it a small bit.
> Here's the end result and code:
>
> - name: Prepare for Shinken|user
> user: name={{ item.0.name }}
> comment={{ item.0.comment }}
> group={{ item.1 }}
> shell={{ item.0.shell }}
> password={{ item.0.password }}
> state=present
> update_password=on_create
> append=yes
> with_subelements:
> - users
> - group
>
> ---
> users:
> - name: shinken
> comment: "Shinken.user"
> group:
> - "shinken"
> shell: "/bin/bash"
> password:
> "$6$cGTFMo0u$DPyI81Yn/9lFbAVMtTRy0vSXfn00ZaeBPg754BzDx7Aj6B6WZGicfjOjkeY9upT8HPvKV2voQ1SNuWIF2hfEi/"
>
> Also tried it with multiple entries into the "user-list" in the var-file
> and this worked too.
> Thank you!
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> I think the above loop is not correct for what you want to do. You are
> using the 'group' parameter of the user module, which sets the primary
> group. So, it will reset it on each loop iteration.
>
> Also, you are using a key named 'group' with a list value, which seems not
> to be indicative of what you want to deploy. What is it meant for? Is it
> meant to be a list of the groups the user must be member of? Then rename it
> to 'groups'. Is it meant to be the primary group of the user? Then rename
> it to 'primary_group'. In either case, it seems that what you want can be
> done with a simple 'with_items' loop. No need for a 'with_subelements'
> loop.
>
> For example:
>
> - name: Prepare for Shinken|user
> user: name={{ item.name }}
> comment={{ item.comment }}
> groups={{ item.groups|join(',') }}
> shell={{ item.shell }}
> password={{ item.password }}
> state=present
> update_password=on_create
> with_items: users
>
> ---
> users:
> - name: shinken
> comment: "Shinken.user"
> groups:
> - "shinken"
> shell: "/bin/bash"
> password:
> "$6$cGTFMo0u$DPyI81Yn/9lFbAVMtTRy0vSXfn00ZaeBPg754BzDx7Aj6B6WZGicfjOjkeY9upT8HPvKV2voQ1SNuWIF2hfEi/"
>
>
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