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SSH server for installation #824

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nemanjan00 opened this issue Aug 23, 2019 · 7 comments
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SSH server for installation #824

nemanjan00 opened this issue Aug 23, 2019 · 7 comments
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It would be cool if we could install anarchy over SSH, for systems without monitor/serial

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erazemk commented Aug 24, 2019

Can we discuss how this would work? Anarchy installs the whole OS, it isn't used for systems with Arch preinstalled. So I don't really know what you would want to do with this option or how you would get it on a system that doesn't have an OS installed yet.

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I would install OS to that machine by connecting to live arch from another machine.

I think this could be implemented by for example reading file from image, for configuration and if there is SSH enabled, it would start ssh server.

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erazemk commented Aug 24, 2019

Oh, now I get it. Yes, this approach could work. Something like what the Raspberry Pi does.

If you think you could implement something like this you're welcome to do it and submit a PR, otherwise I'll look into it.

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I was thinking about adding some more configuration to it also.

Will look into how rpi does it tomorrow.

I guess they have ssh service enabled in systemd and start ssh if file exists.

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erazemk commented Aug 24, 2019

What kind of configuration do you mean? Like setting the default login info? Because I think that a simple check that would allow acces to the current (root) user would be more than enough for the installation process. I can't think of any other configuration for now.

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I was thinking about implementing some more pre-boot anarchy installer configuration, while I already am at implementing ssh configuration...

For example, prefilling some settings inside installer.

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erazemk commented Aug 24, 2019

I'm still not quite sure exactly what you mean but yeah, go right ahead, and good luck.

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