On 01.06.2016 15:42, Alan Harkleroad wrote:
---
- hosts: test
sudo: yes
tasks:
- name: Create a test user for trials
user: name=testuser1
group=some-group
groups=wheel,cdrom,additional groups
password=somehasedpassword
shell=/bin/bash
state=present
append=yes
Now I know i can set the state to absent and that removes the user
entirely. But I dont want to do that, we dont need to remove his system
access, just the elevated privilege grouping. I have run a test case
where
I removed wheel in the playbook under groups but it still shows in a
groups
query on the test user.
Any help is appreciated. I am sure it is something simple I over
looked.
According to the documentation you need append=no for that feature.
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Kai Stian Olstad
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