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We could manage the users in various LDAP groups (mainly sudo) through Ansible.
This would be convenient, since it reduces the number of places where the list of admins must be kept in sync.
This is safe, because admins do not need their in-LDAP credentials to login to ldap.hashbang.sh (this is done through a public key) and re-establish their access, should something go terribly wrong.
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Having this information in a single place makes things less confusing.
Also, this will be useful if we ever decide to:
- handle IRCop credentials through Ansible (see hashbang#17),
- manage the `sudo` group through Ansible (see hashbang#25), or
- manage Github teams through Ansible (currently unlikely).
We could manage the users in various LDAP groups (mainly
sudo
) through Ansible.This would be convenient, since it reduces the number of places where the list of admins must be kept in sync.
This is safe, because admins do not need their in-LDAP credentials to login to
ldap.hashbang.sh
(this is done through a public key) and re-establish their access, should something go terribly wrong.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: