Description of problem:

When using Ansible based Remote Execution, the option to change the "SSH user" from the "Advanced fields" section of a job template is not being honored.

This works as expected with regular ssh remote execution.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Red Hat Satellite 6.14

How reproducible:
always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set ssh_user and effective_user to root from the "Administer => Settings", "Remote Execution" tab
2. On the Hosts page, select a host, and run "Schedule Remote Job"
3. Select job category "Ansible Playbook" and Job Template "Ansible Roles - Ansible Default"
3. From the Advanced Fields, select "SSH User" to a non-root user (a user that exists on the client, and the foreman-proxy public key has been shared with)

Actual results:

From the /var/log/secure logs on the client, we see the ssh connection to the client is using the root user, and not the non-root user we selected in the Advanced Fields for "SSH User"

Expected results:

The "SSH user" selected in the Advanced Fields of the Job Template should be used.

Additional info:

WORKAROUND:

If we set the "remote_execution_ssh_user" parameter on the host, it will be honored for Ansible REX. Or if we set the "remote_execution_ssh_user" on a hostgroup and assign it to the host, the parameter will be honored for Ansible REX.

NOTE:

The "Effective user" IS being honored from the "Advanced fields" in the job template. It is only the "SSH user" that is not being honoroed.