On Mon, Oct 23, 2017 at 10:09:42AM +0200, Andrea Bolognani wrote:
On Mon, 2017-10-23 at 09:20 +0200, Pavel Hrdina wrote:
+- name: Create developer user account + user: + name: developer + comment: Developer
How about using "test:test" account? "developer" is longer then "test" if you need to type it or you don't want to configure your SSH config.
I expect people who use this more than once will have something like
Host libvirt-* User developer GSSAPIAuthentication no StrictHostKeyChecking no CheckHostIP no UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null
in their ~/.ssh/config to avoid being bothered by SSH when they're dealing with throwaway guests. It might actually be a good idea to include this information in the README file.
That would be helpful to document.
I'd rather stick with 'developer', as I feel it's more appropriate given the intended use case, but I'm not really adamant about it.
The only reason why I've suggested "test:test" is that someone may not prefer to put that into their ssh config.
+ password: $6$YEzeb0A3t7jn/IwW$oMPH0mpKPPeuABH3gKDom08rLccOKBm6CrXT/deBsdP77MjBHxwHQ5EJM0MAc/sOsGKCNX0zjYYjlXP.KNUmP0
Is it possible to use plain password here? There is no need to encrypt it.
Unfortunately the 'user' Ansible module expects the encrypted password :(
I was afraid of that. Pavel