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## How
### Simple Mode

You define your user in a variable *usermanage_usersdb*. You can define that differnetly per host our group.
You define your user in a variable *usermanage_usersdb*. You can define that differently per host our group.

```yaml
usermanage_usersdb:
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A special argument **keys** which is a list of keys that will be created for that user, each key can accept all options defined in [authorized key module](http://docs.ansible.com/authorized_key_module.html)

### Group Management
To manage groups you can define **usermanage_groupsdb** as a **list**. You must define atleast the *name* of group and optional state,gid and system.
To manage groups you can define **usermanage_groupsdb** as a **list**. You must define at least the *name* of group and optional state, gid and system.

```yaml
usermanage_groupsdb :
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state : "absent"
```

Some *nix system does not support creating the primary group for each user with the same name. If you want to enable that functionality for systems that does not support it. just enable that flag.
Some *nix system does not support creating the primary group for each user with the same name. If you want to enable that functionality for systems that do not support it, just enable that flag.
```yaml
usermanage_create_per_user_group : true
```
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