Oliver Smith
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Add a new subtask that deletes Raspbian's default user "pi" with UID=1000, so we can use the UID for the jenkins user. When the ansible playbook is running, root access via ssh is already configured, so we don't need the user "pi" anymore. Related: OS#5055 Change-Id: If0cee6d35016c487eca02752625732dd03fad350 |
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| setup-gsm-tester.md | ||
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README.md
ansible repository
Ansible is an automisation, provisioning and configuration management utility.
How to use it?
- you need ansible installed (version 2.4, other might work as well)
How to setup the gsm-tester?
ansible-playbook -i hosts setup-gsm-tester.yml
Your ssh key need to be deployed on the host. Further information on this job can be found in setup-gsm-tester.md.
How to setup a jenkin slave?
ansible-playbook -i hosts setup-jenkins-slave.yml
Further information on this job and around the setup can be found on the redmine wiki.
If you don't have access to an IPv6 network from your local host, then you can
use an ssh proxy to updates hosts in the hosts files being accessed only
through an IPv6 addr. Your ssh proxy must of course have an IPv6 address able to
reach the destination host.
example .ssh/config:
Host 2a01:4f8:13b:828::1:*
ProxyJump proxyuser@myhostproxy.com:22
User root
how to make slaves log-in to registry.osmocom.org:
ansible jenkins-slaves -u root -a "su - osmocom-build -c 'docker login -u jenkins-slave -p PASSWD https://registry.osmocom.org/'"