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user momodule shows changed for user after reboot #2943
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Issue Type:
Bug Report
Ansible Version:
2.0.0.2
Environment:
Summary:
When I alter the user with a playbook, the run shows 'changed'. A subsequent run does not show "changed" so idempotency works here.
However after restarting the server and running the playbook again, it shows again as changed.
Steps To Reproduce:
There's a user named "irc" by default on Ubuntu 14.04.
When I alter the user with the following playbook, the run shows 'changed'. A subsequent run does not show "changed" so idempotency works here.
However after restarting the server and running the playbook again, it shows again as changed. But I cannot see any changed in /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow and the user isn't even changed with the task.
Here's the output of the playbook:
Expected Results:
No "changed" task of the playbook run after a reboot.
Actual Results:
"changed" task of the playbook run after a reboot.
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