ansible playbook for vulpineawoo
challenge | ||
auth.j2 | ||
class.j2 | ||
config.yml | ||
connect.j2 | ||
dnsbl.j2 | ||
ircd.j2 | ||
motd.j2 | ||
openrc.j2 | ||
operator.j2 | ||
README.md | ||
solanum.yml | ||
systemd.j2 |
va-playbook
ansible playbook for solanum that supports hosts running debian or alpine
setup
- add new host to your hosts file
- run
solanum.yml
on new host to compile solanum - (optional) add your
ssl.pem
andssl.key
to/home/ircd/ircd/etc/
. you probably want to make a cronjob for acme to automatically do this when the cert expires - run config.yml on the whole network
- repeat steps periodically for network maintainance
hosts ini
everything except the server name, linkpass
, and sid
are optional and have sane defaults
name.of.the.server linkpass=yourreceivepassword sid=123 autoconn=other.server.name paport=6697 pahost=name.accessable.by.other.hosts ansible_host=name.accessable.by.playbook sponsor='nice person' services=linkpass description='very good server'
- linkpass: password to receive from other linking servers. preferrably use something random for each one
- sid: the Server ID for the server to use, in the format
[0-9][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9]
- autoconn: server name to autoconnect to in the
connect {}
block - paport: port for other servers to use for linking
- pahost: hostname for other servers to use for linking
- ansible_host: hostname for ansible to use
- sponsor: put a little 'server donated by' message in the MOTD
- services: password to accept for services connecting over localhost, use only on the server that links to services
- description: description for server in whois etc
caveats
- ini seems to have horrible variable typing, so weird things can happen like
sid=2E5
turning intosid=200000
(even if you quote it, wtf). use yaml for your hosts file if you need strict typing - this playbook currently only supports each server having one server set to
autoconn