dnsadmin | Scripts to manage BIND nameserver zone files | DNS library

I think you can manage to do so if you define the groups in a variable or a list and loop through the list that you want your user to be added in, check this this link it could help you manage doing it since your playbook is working and needs only a well defined loop

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_loops.html[loops in ansible]1

When you specify --data with curl it is sent as the body of the request. In the Powershell example you're trying to do some stuff with the header that doesn't make sense.

This would be the equivalent to your curl command:

The server nor the VPS were the issue. The issue was related to attempting to bind the UDP socket in my NodeJS server to a specific port on my local machine before sending the message. I'm assuming OS X would prefer to pick the port through which incoming UDP messages will be received from a remote host. I made one other slight change which I don't believe had any effect, but is at least worth noting - I changed server_socket.send(message,0,message.length,'15000','MY_VPS_IP_HERE'); to server_socket.send(message,0,message.length,15000,'MY_VPS_IP_HERE'); (Removed the quotes around '15000')

Here is my full modified NodeJS UDP client code:

That hostname doesn't exist, at least not on the public internet. It's possible that your provider has special internal DNS servers that do provide answers, Amazon EC2 works this way, so if that's the case you must use those servers.

If you're trying to access this database server from outside your provider's local network that may not work. It's a best practice to never expose MySQL to the public internet, the risks are too high.