opsibian-gen - Raspberry Pi Image Generator mit eingebautem opsi 4.1 und mehr...

[xsibit666]

wie war das password für den pi login?

[pandel]

Probiers mal mit root/root oder root/raspberry.

[xsibit666]

hab ich alles schon versucht bin aber jetzt etwas weiter gekommen das opsi script ist jetzt endlich gelaufen leider mit fehlern könntest du hier einmal nachsehen ob ich einen fehler drin habe?
mit dem adminuser den das script anlegt kann ich mich am pi anmelden.

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# Remove user/password data from this file after
# first reconfiguration is done
# 
# note: if you let the routine remove these parameters from the file
#       you SHOULD NOT re-activate configure options which need them,
#       read information below before setting this to 1

REMOVE_CONFIDENTIAL=0
CONFIDENTIAL="REGISTRATION_USER REGISTRATION_PASS OPSI_ADMIN OPSI_PASS PCPATCHPASS"

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# full qualified hostname of the machine
# HOSTFQDN will also be used to /usr/sbin/set_hosts_fqdn.sh
# note: HOSTFQDN musst be the correct fqdn hostname

HOSTFQDN=s-net-srv-005.fritz.box

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# configure network options and hostname
# reconfiguration will reboot machine
# note: IFACE should not be changed unless you are ABSOLUTELY sure
#

# set to 1 to activate
CONFIGURE_NETWORK=1
DHCP=0
# not used if DHCP=1
# note: NETMASK can be long format (255.255.254.0) or short (23)
IP=192.168.11.19
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
GATEWAY=192.168.11.10
IFACE=eth0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Run var2usb.sh script
# You can move /var to an external USB device. This will reduce
# write operations to the SD card significantly.
# To do so:
# - use an (empty) USB stick, FAT32 formatted
# - put an empty file named "var.marker" in the root of the USB stick
#   make sure the filename is all lower case
# - put the stick in one of the four USB ports of the RPi and reboot
# The system will reboot, if everything went well and auto-activate
# the new external mountpoint. If you want to revert /var back to the
# root device, simply re-run /usr/sbin/var2usb.sh
#
# note: USB sticks without "var.marker" file in the root will not be
#       touched
# note: you can re-run this script as root anytime later if you
#       decide to activate this feature later

# set to 1 to activate
MOVE_VAR_TO_USB=0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# generate different opsi admin user - standard is "opsiadm" with pass "opsipass"
# note: this will NOT reconfigure the MySQL DB connection
# MySQL standards:
# root pass: "linux123"
# DB "opsi": user "opsi" and pass "opsi"
# if you want to change MySQL root pass, you have to do it manually later
# or rebuild the image and set a different user/password combination
# in the opsibian-gen build config file

# set to 1 to activate
CONFIGURE_OPSI_ADMIN=1

# opsi admin user
# note: this user will also be used in the next step [CONFIGURE_OPSI_SERVER]

OPSI_ADMIN=adminuser
OPSI_PASS=D4n63rous!

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# opsi server configuration
# note: this step will reboot the server after reconfiguration
#       so that it should be accessible via SSH and its new namw

# set to 1 to activate
CONFIGURE_OPSI_SERVER=1
UNIT="IT"
COUNTRY="DE"
ORGANIZATION="IT/EDV Support David Ölke"
EMAIL="it.edv.david.oelke@gmail.com"
LOCALITY="Deutschland"
STATE="SA"
# password for user pcpatch
PCPATCHPASS=D4n63rous

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# depot registration data
# register as depot at config server
# note: SYNC_KNOWN_PACKAGES_FROM_CONFIGSRV reloads all packages that
#	are supposed to be on this depot, useful in case of reinsstallation
#	of depot server
#       REGISTRATION_USER/_PASS and CONFIGSRV have to be set correctly
#       watch resynchronization on tty2 (Alt-F2)
# BEWARE: files will be synched from MASTERDEPOT - see below in section
#       package updater conf data, but use the same user and password

# set to 1 to activate
REGISTER_AS_DEPOT=0
DESC="Depotserver"
CONFIGSRV=
REGISTRATION_USER=FIRST_USER_NAME
REGISTRATION_PASS=FIRST_USER_PASS
SYNC_KNOWN_PACKAGES_FROM_CONFIGSRV=1

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# fetch /etc/opsi/modules from config server
# you need to set REGISTRATION_USER and REGISTRATION_PASS for this
# note: SET_MYSQL_BACKEND will only work with a valid modules file
# note: parameter REGISTRATION_USER/_PASS and CONFIGSRV
#       has to be set correctly

# set to 1 to activate
GET_MODULES_FROM_CFG_SRV=0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# set mysql as data backend
# you need to set REGISTRATION_USER and REGISTRATION_PASS for this
# note: SET_MYSQL_BACKEND will only work with a valid modules file
# note: if machine is registered as depot, nothing will happen
#    OVERWRITE_ACTIVE_BACKEND can deactivate this behaviour (CAUTION)

# set to 1 to activate
SET_MYSQL_AS_BACKEND=1
OVERWRITE_ACTIVE_BACKEND=0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# enable opsi-tftp-hpa service
# disabled by default

# set to 1 to activate
ENABLE_OPSI_TFTP_SERVICE=0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# package updater conf data
# sync ALL packages from master repository
# this will in fact create a new opsi-package-updater config
# and deactivate the default ones
# note regarding CRONTIME:
#          - set time as:  "m h dom mon dow"
#                -> Example: CRONTIME="0 4 * * 1-5"
#                -> means: 4 o'clock, Monday to Friday
#          - set to "" to remove cron
#          - For more information see the manual pages of crontab(5) and cron(8) 

# set to 1 to activate
SYNC_FROM_MASTER=0
# master repository, ignored if SYNC_FROM_MASTER=0
MASTERDEPOT=
AUTOINSTALL=false
AUTOUPDATE=false
AUTOSETUP=false
INHERIT_PP=true
SYNC_ACTIVE=false
# set in /etc/cron.d/opsi-package-updater, running as root
CRONTIME=""

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure NTP
# NTP sync is done via call to ntpdate in /etc/rc.local

# set to 1 to activate
CONFIGURE_NTP_SYNC_ON_BOOT=1
NTP_SERVER=192.168.11.10

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Postfix Mailer Satellite relay configuration

# set to 1 to activate
CONFIGURE_MAIL_OPTIONS=0
NOTIFY_SENDER="opsiadm@localhost"
NOTIFY_RECEIVER="root@localhost"
SMTPRELAY="my.smtp.relay"
SMTPPORT=25
MAILDOM=domain.local
NOTIFY_ACTIVE=false

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Mail on reboot option
# see: /usr/sbin/reboot_notifier.sh

# set to 1 to activate
SEND_REBOOT_NOTIFICATION=0

[pandel]

Die Config hilft da nicht viel, die sieht ganz ok aus auf den ersten Blick. Die Fehler, die du bekommen hat, wären interessant...

[xsibit666]

wo kann ich die fehler auslesen?

das was ich auf den ersten blick gesehen habe ist das der opsi dienst nicht startet nach dem letzten boot.

https://ibb.co/rkNZDNF

[xsibit666]

kann ich das konfigurationsscript auch in eine vm übernehmen?
ist mit dem script die installation des opsi servers gleich mit vollzogen oder muss ich das vorher tun?

[pandel]

Das kannst du nicht so ohne weiteres übernehmen. Das besteht nicht nur aus dem Script, sondern aus vielen Teilen, da teilweise während der Konfiguration Dienste gestoppt/gestartet, Dateien neu geschrieben, etc. werden. Wenn du dir wirklich die Mühe machen wolltest, könntest du stage3 der Buildumgebung analysieren: https://gitlab.open-mind.space/pandel/o ... ian/stage3

Aber ich glaube, dass wird für mal eben ziemlich aufwändig...

Vielleicht hilft dir noch das Wiki dazu: https://gitlab.open-mind.space/pandel/o ... wikis/home