Ansible role l3d.users.dotfiles create some dotfiles dor your users.
There are two variables to define users. The ``l3d_users__default_users`` is ment to put to your group_vars to define a default for your system. The ``l3d_users__local_users`` could be put in your host_vars to define host-specific user and admin roles.
Variables:
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### User Management
+ The dictionary-variable for your group_vars to set your general users and admins is ``l3d_users__default_users``.
+ The dictionary-variable for your host_vars to set your host-specific users and admins is: ``l3d_users__local_users``.
The Option of these directory-variables are the following.
| option | values | required | description |
| ------ | ------ | --- | --- |
| ``name`` | *string* | ``required`` | The user you want to create |
| ``state`` | ``present`` | - | Create or delete user |
| ``shell`` | ``/bin/bash`` | - | The Shell of the User |
| ``create_home`` | ``true`` | - | create a user home *(needed to store ssh keys)* |
| ``admin`` | ``false`` | - | enable it to give the user superpowers |
| ``admin_commands`` | *string or list* | - | Commands that are allows to be run as admin, eg. 'ALL' or specific script |
| ``admin_nopassword`` | ``false`` | - | Need no Password for sudo |
| ``admin_ansible_login`` | ``true`` | - |if ``admin: true`` and ``l3d_users__create_ansible: true`` your ssh keys will be added to ansible user |
| ``pubkeys`` | string or lookup | - | see examples |
| ``groups`` | list | - | Additional groups for your user |
| ``remove`` | ``false`` | - | completly remove user if ``state: absent`` |
There is a third directory-variable called ``l3d_users__ssh_login: []`` which only support ``name`` and ``state`` for users, that sould be able to login on that system.