using SID for names which work on all languages
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@ -10,7 +10,3 @@ WINDOWS Ansible role to create a little base Setup for my Ansible Managed Window
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+ **Pass or gopass** is required to store passwords.
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+ See [ansible docs](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/passwordstore_lookup.html)
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+ Have a password store setup. Either create a symlink from pass to gopass or use pass nativly.
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+ **Language: DE or EN**
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+ Define the ``win_base_init__os_language`` variable to fit your Group Names ``('de' or 'en' are supported values)``.
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+ It looks like Windows is using other Group Names depending on your OS language settings.
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- Firefox
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- mpvio
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- vlc
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win_base_init__os_language: 'en'
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# 'en' for english Group names like 'Users'
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# 'de' for german group names like 'Benutzer'
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password_expired: false
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password_never_expires: true
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user_cannot_change_password: true
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groups: "{{ win_base_init__os_groups }}
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groups: "{{ win_base_init__os_groups }}"
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---
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win_base_init__os_groups:
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- 'Benutzer'
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- 'Ansibles'
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- 'Administratoren'
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---
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win_base_init__os_groups:
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- 'Users'
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- 'Ansibles'
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- 'Administrators'
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