Hi Willard,
Keeping information in one place, is there a reason why you cannot change
it_users to be dictionaries?
it_users:
- { name: bill, uid: 501, passwd: hash, home: /home/bill }
- { name: fred, uid: 501, ... }
- { name: sam, ... }
Now you can access these items in the user module or elsewhere like this:
- user: name={{ item.name }} home={{ item.home }} password={{ item.passwd }}
with_items: it_staff
Regards,
-Tore
On Friday, November 14, 2014 6:09:48 PM UTC+1, Willard Dennis wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have some role variables currently that are single-level, for example a
> list of IT users:
>
> # Members of the IT Dept.
> it_users:
> - bill
> - fred
> - sam
>
> Now, for another role I'm defining, I'll need to include some data for
> each user, such as UID, password hash, homedir path, so I can properly set
> up local accts via the user module. How do I properly define attributes for
> each user, and then pull them in to the arguments of the user module?
>
> Thanks,
> Will
>
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