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|operatingsystem=debian GNU/Linux
 
|operatingsystem=debian GNU/Linux
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|computerstatus=
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|location=Level2
 
|services=apache2,mysqld,icinga,cifs,nfs,dns,...
 
|services=apache2,mysqld,icinga,cifs,nfs,dns,...
 
|admin=sim0n, Stereo
 
|admin=sim0n, Stereo
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|os=debian 7.0
 
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== Synopsis ==
 
== Synopsis ==
The name's "lusitania" and the purpose is: '''main server at the hackerspace'''
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The name's "lusitania" and the purpose is: '''powered off'''
  
 
External access through lusitania.int.hackerspace.lu (ipv4 and ipv6)
 
External access through lusitania.int.hackerspace.lu (ipv4 and ipv6)
  
It has become a part of our main space infrastructure, hosting a fileserver, functioning as WiFi access-point, hosting a freeradius server and more.
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It was a part of our main [[Stage1]] hackerspace infrastructure, hosting a fileserver, functioning as WiFi access-point, hosting a freeradius server and more.
  
 
== Services ==
 
== Services ==
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=== Network ===
  
 
* DHCP for LAN
 
* DHCP for LAN
 
* v6 announcement for LAN
 
* v6 announcement for LAN
* UPS monitoring
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* IPSec tunnel (in use?)
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* squid (in use?)
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* pppoe connection to the internet
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* aiccu (ipv6 tunnel to sixxs)
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* OpenVPN (in use? Looks like we only use it for ccc events.)
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* Muling's bwmon for the meter in the rack
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=== Access ===
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* apache httpd maily for openduino interface
 
* Update the status from Openduino to space.syn2cat.lu
 
* Update the status from Openduino to space.syn2cat.lu
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* slapd (openldap) for Openduino and the radius for the wifi
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* Freeradius (for the wifi)
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* file shares via nfs and smb. See below
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=== Systems ===
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* UPS monitoring
 
* Munin
 
* Munin
* IPSec tunnel
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* Munin-node
* tftpd (in use?)
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* cacti (in use?)
 
* cacti (in use?)
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* Smartd
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* postfix (in use for anything other than system emails?)
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* NTPD
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=== Misc ===
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* tftpd (in use? /var/lib/tftpboot/ files are from 2011.)
 
* MySQL (in use?)
 
* MySQL (in use?)
* squid (in use?)
 
 
* samba (in use?)
 
* samba (in use?)
* slapd (openldap)
 
* pppoe connection to the internet
 
 
* libvirtd (in use?)
 
* libvirtd (in use?)
 
* rpc.idmapd (in use?)
 
* rpc.idmapd (in use?)
 
* nscd (in use?)
 
* nscd (in use?)
* portmap (in use?)
 
* postfix (in use?)
 
* aiccu (ipv6 tunnel to sixxs)
 
* OpenVPN (in use?)
 
* Munin-node
 
* Smartd
 
* NFSD (in use?)
 
* NMBD (in use?)
 
* Freeradius (for the wifi)
 
* Muling's bwmon for the meter in the rack
 
* NTPD
 
  
 
== Fileserver ==
 
== Fileserver ==
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== Music server ==
 
== Music server ==
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This is defunct (404)
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You may access the music server using a webbrowser at this address: [http://lusitania.lan/ampache http://lusitania.lan/ampache] <br>
 
You may access the music server using a webbrowser at this address: [http://lusitania.lan/ampache http://lusitania.lan/ampache] <br>
 
The login is '''admin / admin''', feel free to create yourself an account !<br>
 
The login is '''admin / admin''', feel free to create yourself an account !<br>
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== Cruft ==
 
== Cruft ==
  
An unsustainable number of packages is installed on lusitania. Most of those are probably useless.
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An a lot of packages is installed on lusitania. Most of those are probably useless.
  
 
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Review 20130526 shows following interesting packages:
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3ware-cli-binary  =>  where do w use this Command Line Interface for 3Ware Controllers
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ampache      => may be good to configure it again
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apcuupsd    => yes we have an UPS on the server which is monitored
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apticron    => we get regularly annoyed by reminder emails about pending updates
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bind9        => running a local DNS. details to be documented
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conntrack    => ?
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cryptsetup  => mount encrypted disk library
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ddclient    => lusitania is behind a dynamic DSL line
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denyhosts    => dynamically remove annoying ssh scanners
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etckeeper    => save /etc into revision system. is it used?
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john        => who likes to crack passwords? several dictionaries installed too
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php*        => huge amount of stuff for apache/php
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screen      => what would be a system without screen. screen is awesome
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subversion  => hmm, should we not do all with git?
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xfsprogs    => some filesystems are XFS

Latest revision as of 15:11, 17 April 2015

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lusitania.lan
External Hostname: lusitania.int.hackerspace.lu
IP: 192.168.1.24
Type: server
Brand: custom
Model: custom
OS: debian GNU/Linux
ComputerStatus:
Location: Level2
Services: apache2,mysqld,icinga,cifs,nfs,dns,...
Admin: sim0n (mail),Stereo (mail)
Museum: no
QrCode: QR-49bb81b4ad45902e02e8be86cdf29af0.png

Contents

[edit] Synopsis

The name's "lusitania" and the purpose is: powered off

External access through lusitania.int.hackerspace.lu (ipv4 and ipv6)

It was a part of our main Stage1 hackerspace infrastructure, hosting a fileserver, functioning as WiFi access-point, hosting a freeradius server and more.

[edit] Services

[edit] Network

  • DHCP for LAN
  • v6 announcement for LAN
  • IPSec tunnel (in use?)
  • squid (in use?)
  • pppoe connection to the internet
  • aiccu (ipv6 tunnel to sixxs)
  • OpenVPN (in use? Looks like we only use it for ccc events.)
  • Muling's bwmon for the meter in the rack

[edit] Access

  • apache httpd maily for openduino interface
  • Update the status from Openduino to space.syn2cat.lu
  • slapd (openldap) for Openduino and the radius for the wifi
  • Freeradius (for the wifi)
  • file shares via nfs and smb. See below

[edit] Systems

  • UPS monitoring
  • Munin
  • Munin-node
  • cacti (in use?)
  • Smartd
  • postfix (in use for anything other than system emails?)
  • NTPD

[edit] Misc

  • tftpd (in use? /var/lib/tftpboot/ files are from 2011.)
  • MySQL (in use?)
  • samba (in use?)
  • libvirtd (in use?)
  • rpc.idmapd (in use?)
  • nscd (in use?)

[edit] Fileserver

[edit] Windows share

The server may be access from Windows clients and other clients using the smb/cifs protocol. The server can be located by browsing the net or simply using "\\lusitania.lan"

[edit] NFS

NFSv3 and NFSv4 may be used for accessing the file server

[edit] NFSv3

mount -t nfs lusitania.lan:/work /mnt/target

[edit] NFSv4

mount -t nfs4 lusitania.lan:/ /mnt/target


[edit] Music server

This is defunct (404)

You may access the music server using a webbrowser at this address: http://lusitania.lan/ampache
The login is admin / admin, feel free to create yourself an account !
Ampache may be used to stream music to any mpd server on the LAN.

[edit] Cruft

An a lot of packages is installed on lusitania. Most of those are probably useless.

root@lusitania:~# aptitude search '~i!~M!?essential' | wc -l
317

Review 20130526 shows following interesting packages:

3ware-cli-binary  =>  where do w use this Command Line Interface for 3Ware Controllers
ampache      => may be good to configure it again
apcuupsd     => yes we have an UPS on the server which is monitored
apticron     => we get regularly annoyed by reminder emails about pending updates
bind9        => running a local DNS. details to be documented
conntrack    => ?
cryptsetup   => mount encrypted disk library
ddclient     => lusitania is behind a dynamic DSL line
denyhosts    => dynamically remove annoying ssh scanners
etckeeper    => save /etc into revision system. is it used?
john         => who likes to crack passwords? several dictionaries installed too
php*         => huge amount of stuff for apache/php
screen       => what would be a system without screen. screen is awesome
subversion   => hmm, should we not do all with git?
xfsprogs     => some filesystems are XFS
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