I have a server on which this playbook will be executed. There is a
directory on this server on which all public keys of all computers in the
network will be stored in single keyfiles. I edit a variable which provides
a list of the users who will have access with there keys on the assigned
servers. And the users in this list should be the only keys in the remote
auth_keys file. But there has to be more than one key in every key
parameter of the authorized_key module. Since the exclusive parameter uses
the last given file in the loop var I sort of have to stack the keys
together in maby a variable or a file or something. this "stacking"
together is my problem all other problems are solved. i hope that I made my
problem more clear :)
Am Donnerstag, 22. Oktober 2015 14:05:30 UTC+2 schrieb Dick Davies:
>
> What about a parameterised role that takes the user name, then you
> "copy:" a public key (nested under e.g. your-role/files/home/{{ user
> }}/.ssh/pubkey) up to /home/{{ user }}/.ssh/authorized_keys
>
> you can use that sort of role with with_items or similar to provision all
> the users you want to a given group of hosts pretty easily, there's no need
> for lookups as you already have the file to hand.
>
> On 22 October 2015 at 12:55, DrDth <[email protected] <javascript:>>
> wrote:
>
>> @esco This wouldn't manage the different users on the remote systems
>>
>> @Javier It does not exactly what I want, cause the last key in the loop
>> is the one who becomes exclusive so none of the others will be in the
>> authorized_keys file. I need an option for keeping all keys and only those
>> which i choose to be the ones.
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