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### ssh_user

By default (`null`) the role will modify the global configuration for all
By default (`null`) the variable will modify the global configuration for all
users. Other values will be interpreted as a username and the role will
modify per-user configuration stored under `~/.ssh/config` of the given user.
The user needs to exist before invoking this role otherwise it will fail.

### ssh_skip_defaults

By default (`auto`), the role writes the system-wide configuration file
By default (`auto`), the variable writes the system-wide configuration file
`/etc/ssh/ssh_config` and keeps OS defaults defined there (*true*). This is
automatically disabled, when a drop-in configuration file is created
(`ssh_drop_in_name!=null`) or when per-user configuration file is created
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### ssh_additional_packages

This role automatically installs packages needed for most common use cases
This variable automatically installs packages needed for most common use cases
on given platform. If some additional packages need to be installed (for
example `openssh-keysign` for host-based authentication), they can be specified
in this variable.
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