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dumrauf
dumrauf commented Sep 18, 2019

Currently, we have a headless task for

  • installing the entire OpenVPN server as well as
  • adding a single user
    The only thing that's missing right now is the headless revocation of client certificates.

This should be added as it allows to automate another task, especially as reusing existing coding techniques should make this fairly straightforward.

And while we're at it, we should

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dcermak
dcermak commented Mar 24, 2020

Issue Description

The API docs for the route PUT /source/<project>/<package>/<filename> (see: https://build.opensuse.org/apidocs/index#72) say that the return type is a status. That is however not true, it is in fact a revisionlist-element from https://build.opensuse.org/apidocs/revisionlist.rng.

Unfortunately that schema doesn't appear

ArvyRogerio
ArvyRogerio commented Aug 2, 2016

Operating System: CentOS
Operating System Version number: 6
Sentora Version: 1.0.3

Issue: if you create a new domain and only Distribution Lists, email bounces

How to reproduce it: create a new domain; create one or more Distr. Lists; send email; email bounces. Only works if you create a mailbox before, even if deleted after.

Suggested fix or solution if you have any: problem is not create the

m8ram
m8ram commented Apr 24, 2020

Based on the current README my expectation was that the certificate_file, certificate_key_file and certificate_chain_file directives needed to point to local (on the ansible control node) which would get installed by the role.

It turns out that the paths are entered in the vhosts.conf.
No files are deployed so the playbook needs to handle that outisde this role.

I believe it would be useful

Limero
Limero commented Apr 28, 2018

The Ubuntu Server 18.04 installer has a very nice feature where it can automatically import a SSH identity from Github when a user is created. It would be cool if anaconda had a similar feature.

How it looks on Ubuntu Server 18.04:
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