If there is a complete chroot environment under /mnt/pxe, you could
configure a new ansible user to always log into a chrooted environment,
using a sshd_config file and these two lines:
Match User new_ansible_user
ChrootDirectory /mnt/pxe
Then use ansible normally under that special user.
But that seems overkill, it would be easier to script the password
change locally with mkpassword and some text manipulation.
On 1/16/19 11:00 AM, eric.b.hymowitz via Ansible Project wrote:
Greetings.
I would like to use the "user" module to change my password, but the
shadow file is not located in /etc/shadow . It's in an alternate
location, specifically, /mnt/pxe/etc/shadow . Is there a way to
accomplish this?
I have a bad feeling that the answer is "only if the underlying passwd
command allows this option," which it doesn't.
I suppose the "lineinfile" module will accomplish this with a little
bit of extra effort, but it would be nice if the standard "user"
module would allow this.
Maybe somebody has a better idea?
Thanks.
--EbH
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