Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of Configured Workstation Installation


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08/16/06 15:12:16 (20 years ago)
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  • Configured Workstation Installation

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    11== Configured Workstation Installation ==
     2Configured Workstation setup is handled by a custom installer, usually loaded from a USB key.
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    3 so far the installation process goes like this:
     4the custom installer is built from an Ubuntu install CD image, a handful of udebs, and a [source:trunk/scripts/preseed/build/make-cal-installer-add-on simple script].
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    5 boot from a CD, choose the ubuntu 'server' install.
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    7 select partitioning along the lines proposed in [wiki:"Configured Workstations"].  (you'll set up `/tmp` later).
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    9 put a copy of the CAL archive signing key onto the machine in a reasonable place and import it into the apt keyring:
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    11 {{{
    12 [caladmin@metis ~]$ sudo apt-key add /tmp/archive-signing-key.gpg
    13 OK
    14 [caladmin@metis ~]$
    15 }}}
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    17 install `openssh-server`, and change PasswordAuthentication to no in `/etc/ssh/sshd_config`
    18 
    19 put in place the official [source:trunk/configured-workstations/etc/apt/sources.list sources.list]
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    21 `apt-get install cal-configured-workstation`
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    23 things i still need to streamline:
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    25  * network configuration: uses DHCP, but should use astro.columbia.edu as the default domain: use resolvconf?
    26  * need to create krb5 keytab on each new host
    27  * preseed debconf with standard answers
    28  * transfer and/or compare standard configuration files after everything is done
    29  * adding remote mount points in /etc/fstab (and /tmp as a tmpfs)
    30  * kicking ipsec to function before trying to mount the remote filesystem
    31  * configuring /etc/racoon/racoon.conf with proper hostname (is this a generic problem that i'll face again later?)
    32  * putting in a setkey.conf that should work at boot.
    33  * configuring shorewall
    34  * configuring logcheck
    35  * configuring the root mail alias to point somewhere
    36  * pam-console for audio and plugdev groups
     6We probably need more info here...