ktdreyer / ktdreyer.errata_tool_ansible / 0.0.339 / module / errata_tool_user Create and manage Users in the Errata Tool Authors: unknown preview | supported by communityktdreyer.errata_tool_ansible.errata_tool_user (0.0.339) — module
Install with ansible-galaxy collection install ktdreyer.errata_tool_ansible:==0.0.339
collections: - name: ktdreyer.errata_tool_ansible version: 0.0.339
Create and update Users within Red Hat's Errata Tool.
roles: description: - A list of roles for this user, for example ["pm"] - If you do not set this parameter and the user does not yet exist, the ET will create the new user with no roles. If you do not set this parameter and the user already exists on the server, Ansible will not edit the existing roles for this user account. required: false enabled: default: true description: - Whether the user is enabled or not. required: false realname: description: - The user's real name, like Ken Dreyer required: true login_name: description: - The user's login name, like kdreyer@redhat.com required: true organization: default: The ET server defaults to "Engineering" for new users description: - The user's organization, like "Engineering" - If you specify no "organization" setting and the user does not already exist, the Errata Tool will default the brand new user account's organization to "Engineering". - If you specify no "organization" setting and the user account already exists, Ansible will not edit the existing organization value. required: false email_address: description: - The email address for this user. - If you do not set this parameter and the user does not yet exist, Ansible will create the user by selecting the login_name string before "@" and appending a redhat.com domain for an email address. For example, if a new user's login_name is "kdreyer@redhat.com", the default email_address will be "kdreyer@redhat.com". - If you do not set this parameter and the user already exists on the server, Ansible will not edit the existing email address for this user account. required: false receives_mail: default: true description: - Whether the user will receive email or not. required: false