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Pwpolicy module

Description

The pwpolicy module allows to ensure presence and absence of pwpolicies.

Features

  • Pwpolicy management

Supported FreeIPA Versions

FreeIPA versions 4.4.0 and up are supported by the ipapwpolicy module.

Requirements

Controller * Ansible version: 2.8+

Node * Supported FreeIPA version (see above)

Usage

Example inventory file

[ipaserver]
ipaserver.test.local

Example playbook to ensure presence of pwpolicies for exisiting group ops:

  tasks:
  - name: Ensure presence of pwpolicies for group ops
    ipapwpolicy:
      ipaadmin_password: MyPassword123
      name: ops
      minlife: 7
      maxlife: 49
      history: 5
      priority: 1
      lockouttime: 300
      minlength: 8
      maxfail: 3

Example playbook to ensure absence of pwpolicies for group ops

---
- name: Playbook to handle pwpolicies
  hosts: ipaserver
  become: true

  tasks:
  # Ensure absence of pwpolicies for group ops
  - ipapwpolicy:
      ipaadmin_password: MyPassword123
      name: ops
      state: absent

Variables

ipapwpolicy

Variable Description Required
ipaadmin_principal The admin principal is a string and defaults to admin no
ipaadmin_password The admin password is a string and is required if there is no admin ticket available on the node no
name | cn The list of pwpolicy name strings. no
maxlife | krbmaxpwdlife Maximum password lifetime in days. (int) no
minlife | krbminpwdlife Minimum password lifetime in hours. (int) no
history | krbpwdhistorylength Password history size. (int) no
minclasses | krbpwdmindiffchars Minimum number of character classes. (int) no
minlength | krbpwdminlength Minimum length of password. (int) no
priority | cospriority Priority of the policy, higher number means lower priority. (int) no
maxfail | krbpwdmaxfailure Consecutive failures before lockout. (int) no
failinterval | krbpwdfailurecountinterval Period after which failure count will be reset in seconds. (int) no
lockouttime | krbpwdlockoutduration Period for which lockout is enforced in seconds. (int) no
state The state to ensure. It can be one of present or absent, default: present. yes

Authors

Thomas Woerner