Dustin C. Hatch
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Since the host-provisioner connects to the target machine as root, it only uses "become" to drop privileges. Unprivileged users often have a non-login shell set (e.g. `/bin/false` or `/sbin/nologin`), which prevents `su` from working, as it uses the target user's shell by default. Fortunately, we can override the shell with the `-s` argument, which we can tell Ansible to add via the `ansible_become_flags` variable.