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## Here you can choose to start the system as usual, or to enter rescue mode. It is also possible to modify the kernel boot parameters. This is useful if you forgot the root password and want to reset it, for example. | ## Here you can choose to start the system as usual, or to enter rescue mode. It is also possible to modify the kernel boot parameters. This is useful if you forgot the root password and want to reset it, for example. | ||
# Initramfs | # Initramfs | ||
## Here cryptsetup asks for the LUKS encryption password. The password can be typed in using a keyboard connected to essun, or through SSH if your SSH keys are installed in initramfs. For the second option, use the unlock-essun.sh script. | ## Here cryptsetup asks for the LUKS encryption password. The password can be typed in using a keyboard connected to essun, or through SSH if your SSH keys are installed in initramfs. For the second option, use the <code>unlock-essun.sh</code> script. The actual password can be found in the calafou keyringer repository, and you can see it from your computer like this: <code>keyringer calafou decrypt lan.essun.luks.system</code> | ||
# Systemd | # Systemd | ||
## The hard drives ("block devices") specified in <code>/etc/crypttab</code> are unlocked, usually using key files in <code>/etc/luks/</code>. | ## The hard drives ("block devices") specified in <code>/etc/crypttab</code> are unlocked, usually using key files in <code>/etc/luks/</code>. | ||
Revision as of 01:14, 1 January 2020
Essun
Essun is the mediaserver of Calafou local network. It is running Debian, the Universal Operating System. It is providing services for the people who are on the territory of Calafou.
What does "Essun" mean?
TODO
Boot sequence: What happens when you turn on the machine?
- BIOS
- Here you can press F12 to choose boot device. The default is to boot the system on the hard drive. This is useful if you want to boot a rescue or install image from a pendrive, for example.
- Here you can press F2 to enter the BIOS configuration, but we have to find out the BIOS password. At the moment, we have no idea what is the BIOS password! We have to search how to reset this password...
- GRUB
- Here you can choose to start the system as usual, or to enter rescue mode. It is also possible to modify the kernel boot parameters. This is useful if you forgot the root password and want to reset it, for example.
- Initramfs
- Here cryptsetup asks for the LUKS encryption password. The password can be typed in using a keyboard connected to essun, or through SSH if your SSH keys are installed in initramfs. For the second option, use the
unlock-essun.shscript. The actual password can be found in the calafou keyringer repository, and you can see it from your computer like this:keyringer calafou decrypt lan.essun.luks.system
- Here cryptsetup asks for the LUKS encryption password. The password can be typed in using a keyboard connected to essun, or through SSH if your SSH keys are installed in initramfs. For the second option, use the
- Systemd
- The hard drives ("block devices") specified in
/etc/crypttabare unlocked, usually using key files in/etc/luks/. - The hard drives ("block devices") specified in
/etc/fstabare mounted, such as/mnt/3t(a big hard drive for mediateca) and/mnt/mirror(a mirrored drive for services). - Systemd manages the services, so when the computer starts, it tries to turn on the web server (apache2), etc.
- The hard drives ("block devices") specified in
- System
- You can log in if your SSH key is installed in the system:
ssh $USERNAME@essun.calafou.org(where $USERNAME is your username).
- You can log in if your SSH key is installed in the system:
Services
Most of these services are only available from the local network!
Web Server
systemctl status apache2
/etc/apache2/sites-available/essun.calafou.org
The web server shows a page that explains Essum and links to the other services.
Pads
systemctl status etherpad
/opt/etherpad-lite/settings.json
The etherpad is providing real-time multi-user editable shared persistent documents.
Streaming
systemctl status icecast2
/etc/icecast2/icecast.xml
Icecast2 is providing a stream ("radio") that you can play on your computer, for example with mplayer or mpv:
mplayer http://essun.calafou.org:8000
mpv http://essun.calafou.org:8000
File server
systemctl status proftpd
/etc/proftpd/conf.d/anonftp
The file server is for uploading and downloading files. You can access it with FileZilla from popular operating systems. Or you can use a command line client such as ncftp.
ncftp ftp://essun.calafou.org
