Added the possibility to define additional sudoers files. #38
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This is helpful as the option purge_other_sudoers_files would also delete our added configuration if we would run the role multiple times.
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I just realized that I made a mistake. The alias configurations don't work with additional files at the moment. I will need to investigate why. |
I fixed the problem inside the other branches. The issue was not caused by this branch. |
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This is helpful as the option purge_other_sudoers_files would also delete our added configuration if we would run the role multiple times.
It works by adding a suffix to the existing variables, for example if you add
Then one variable to configure this file would look like this:
The changes will work with the current master branch, but also together with #36 or #37