Generally across ansible we use "password" vs "passwd" as an argument
Now, both these modules take TWO passwords, so they use a different variation, which is fine, but they don't vary it in the same way.
One type of module uses "loginpass" another uses "loginpasswd". (This is the password for the database, not the user)
If we can get them all to use "login_password" and "password" I think that is, despite being a little verbose, least confusing.
Similarly, anything with "twowords" should be like "two_words" anyway, since it makes it a lot easier to read.
I'm not going to make this change since I don't have a good test environment -- so this is more directed at Mark and Lorin, or others who might
have the desire and a quick way to test things.
Why I'm asking -- I need to know all the possible key names so I can tell the common logging code to not log those options, I also want to add them to the
docs page.
Sorry for being pedantic
--Michael