This repository bootstraps a GNU/Linux environment from a fresh installation. It will set up an SSH server with a static IP placing my SSH keys into the root user's .ssh folder. If you run this script unmodified by following the instructions exactly below you may end up granting me root access to your machines, which is likely not your intention. If you like this script, fork this repository and replace the authorized_keys file with your public SSH keys and change the GIT_LOC bash variable in bootstrap.sh to your repository's location. Then download the script and run it from your repository.
The purpose of this is to allow me to quickly put a machine online in an accessible manner before provisioning it. This is mainly targeted at fresh Debian installations.
- Removes CD sources from
/etc/apt/sources.list - Updates repository information and installs all patches
- Installs git and clones this repository to download SSH keys
- Installs SSH keys for root access
- Sets a static IP (optional)
- Configures new hostname (optional)
- Prompts to restart if a new hostname is set
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Download the bootstrap script from the repository
wget https://git.krislamo.org/kris/bootstrap/raw/branch/main/bootstrap.sh -
Check that the file contains what you expected to download
less bootstrap.sh -
Run the script with root permissions
sudo bash bootstrap.sh
Note: you may prevent setting a new hostname or static IP by leaving those fields blank when requested.
Bootstrap is licensed under 0BSD, a public domain equivalent license; see the LICENSE file for more information