I've run a playbook that creates an EC2 instance. The AMI used to create
the instance is using CentOS and installs an SSH key so that I can ssh in
as username "centos" without a password. It works fine. But now I've
created a subsequent playbook that configures the new server. One of the
things it does is create two new users:
- name: Create Users
user:
name: '{{ item.name }}'
home: /home/centos
create_home: yes
groups:
- wheel
- developer
append: yes
comment: "CastleBranch Developer Admin"
state: present
loop: "{{ ansible_server_users }}"
Notice that it's creating the new users with /home/centos as the home
directory. I thought it would just set that as home directory for my new
user, and that I would then be able to ssh in as that new user, using the
same keys. However, after running this I am now unable to login as
*anything*. Not the new users, and not "centos" either.
I can kill the instance and create it anew. That's not a problem. But
anyone have any guesses as to what happened that I can't login now?
--
Todd
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