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@ -174,10 +174,52 @@ This will
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connecting it to a configured network can lead to unexpected behavior.*
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#### Accessing the host
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The simplest way is to connect to `wireguard` VPN and open http://pve.adm:8006
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in a browser.
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The second approach is to `ssh` to either:
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```shell
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ssh -p 23 <user>@<WAN_IP>
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```
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or:
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```shell
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ssh <user>@<WAN_SSH_IP>
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```
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The later will also work if the `gate` CT is down or not accessible.
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And from the `ssh` CT:
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```shell
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ssh root@pve
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```
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_WARNING: NEVER store any ssh keys on the `ssh` CT, use `ssh-agent` instead!_
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#### Configuration
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XXX
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The following CT's interfaces can not be configured in the Proxmox UI:
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- `gate`
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- `ns`
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- `nextcloud`
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- `wireguard`
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This is done mostly to keep Proxmox from touching the `hostname $(hostname)`
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directive (used by the DNS server to assigned predefined IP's) and in
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the case of `gate` and `wireguard` to keep it from touching the additional
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bridges or interfaces defined.
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(XXX this restriction may be lifted in the future)
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#### Setup additional services
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@ -212,6 +254,8 @@ XXX traefik rules
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### Manual setup
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# Global config file
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#
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# It is not recomended to set passwords here or in other config files.
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#
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#
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------
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# These options need to be revised or changed...
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# (remove "DFL_" prefix to disable promting)
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#
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# Domain and email configuration
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#
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DFL_DOMAIN=example.com
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DFL_EMAIL=user@example.com
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# Network configuration...
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#
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# NOTE: it is simpler to statically assign these than to configure DHCP
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# plus port forewarding to the dynamically assigned IP.
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# NOTE: if installing on a different network than the target, these can
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# be changed for target deployment in:
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# - gate CT's /etc/network/interfaces (NOT in the Proxmox UI)
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# - ssh CT's network configuration (Proxmox UI)
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DFL_WAN_IP=192.168.1.101/24
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DFL_WAN_GATE=192.168.1.252
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# IP used for fail-safe conection to the ADMIN network
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DFL_WAN_SSH_IP=192.168.1.102/24
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# Web app/service domain configuration
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#
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# Here two optional variables are provided per service:
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# - <SERVICE>_DOMAIN=...
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# Overrides the $DOMAIN option above for <SERVICE>
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# - <SERVICE>_SUBDOMAIN=...
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# Sets the subdomain of $DOMAIN (or $<SERVICE>_DOMAIN) for <SERVICE>
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# Nextcloud
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#NEXTCLOUD_DOMAIN=
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NEXTCLOUD_SUBDOMAIN=nc.
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# Gitea
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#GITEA_DOMAIN=
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#GITEA_SUBDOMAIN=git.
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# Extra options passed to each CT when created.
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#
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# This can be used for passing in ssh keys, etc...
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#
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# see:
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# man pct
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#
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# Example:
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# DFL_PCT_EXTRA="--ssh-public-keys /path/to/autohrized_keys"
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#
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DFL_PCT_EXTRA=SKIP
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# Options afetr this point are sane defaults and in the general case
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# can be left as-is.
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#
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# Bootsrap configuration...
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#
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# bridges with numbers greater than X (10 in the example below)
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#
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# Example:
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# WAN_BRIDGE=0
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# ADMIN_BRIDGE=3
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# LAN_BRIDGE=10
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# ADMIN_BRIDGE=_admin
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# WAN_BRIDGE=_wan
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# LAN_BRIDGE=_lan
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#
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ADMIN_BRIDGE=_admin
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WAN_BRIDGE=_wan
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LAN_BRIDGE=_lan
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# NOTE: it is simpler to statically assign these than to configure dhcp
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# plus port forewarding to the dynamically assigned IP.
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DFL_WAN_IP=192.168.1.101/24
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DFL_WAN_GATE=192.168.1.252
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DFL_WAN_SSH_IP=192.168.1.102/24
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# Domain and email configuration
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#
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DOMAIN=example.com
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EMAIL=user@example.com
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# Web app/service domain configuration
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#
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# Here two optional variables are provided per service:
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# - <SERVICE>_DOMAIN=...
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# Overrides the $DOMAIN option above for <SERVICE>
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# - <SERVICE>_SUBDOMAIN=...
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# Sets the subdomain of $DOMAIN (or $<SERVICE>_DOMAIN) for <SERVICE>
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#
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# Nextcloud
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#NEXTCLOUD_DOMAIN=
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NEXTCLOUD_SUBDOMAIN=nc.
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# Gitea
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#GITEA_DOMAIN=
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#GITEA_SUBDOMAIN=git.
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# Extra options passed to each CT created.
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#
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# This can be used for passing in ssh keys, etc...
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#
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# see:
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# man pct
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#
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# Example:
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# DFL_PCT_EXTRA="--ssh-public-keys /path/to/autohrized_keys"
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#
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DFL_PCT_EXTRA=SKIP
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# Options afetr this point are sane defaults and in the general case
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# can be left as-is.
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#
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# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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# host
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HOST_ADMIN_IP=10.0.0.254/24
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# Nameserver
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NS_HOSTNAME=ns
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NS_ID=100
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RESERVE_NS_ID=101
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TEMPLATE_NS_ID=200
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# Gateway / Reverse proxy
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GATE_HOSTNAME=gate
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GATE_ID=110
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TEMPLATE_GATE_ID=210
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------
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SWAP=$RAM
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DRIVE=0.5
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DFL_WAN_IP=${DFL_WAN_IP}
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DFL_WAN_GATE=${DFL_WAN_GATE}
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#DFL_WAN_IP=${DFL_WAN_IP}
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#DFL_WAN_GATE=${DFL_WAN_GATE}
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# XXX revise...
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DFL_ADMIN_IP=${GATE_ADMIN_IP:=${DFL_ADMIN_IP:=10.0.0.2/24}}
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DFL_ID=${DFL_ID:=120}
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DFL_CTHOSTNAME=${DFL_CTHOSTNAME:=ssh}
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DFL_CORES=${DFL_CORES:=1}
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DFL_RAM=${DFL_RAM:=1024}
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DFL_SWAP=${DFL_SWAP:=${DFL_RAM}}
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DFL_DRIVE=${DFL_DRIVE:=16}
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DFL_CORES=${DFL_SSH_CORES:=1}
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DFL_RAM=${DFL_SSH_RAM:=512}
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DFL_SWAP=${DFL_SSH_SWAP:=${RAM}}
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DFL_DRIVE=${DFL_SSH_DRIVE:=16}
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WAN_IP=SKIP
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WAN_GATE=SKIP
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