Jasmin shahrzad

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<p>Hi expert,</p><p>I using ansible (git lab pipeline) to deploy server. How to use different password for different type of os?</p><p>I mean, I bootstrapper and install ubuntu with one system users and another system users to install debian, and a third system user for free-bsd.</p>
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Hi expert,
I using ansible (git lab pipeline) to deploy server. How to use different password for different type of os?
I mean, I bootstrapper and install ubuntu with one system users and another system users to install debian, and a third system user for free-bsd.

Different system user for ansible

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