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Miranda is currently being ported from an RPS hosted at OVH to a VPS hosted at XenVZ. Configurations for both are below.
= XenVZ =
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Full kernel <tt>.config</tt> files are stored in subversion, under configs:/kernel/miranda/.
Also see:
Miranda maintains a persistent tunnel to the Sihnon network using openvpn. Configuration files are stored in subversion, under configs:/vpn/clients/miranda.
See LDAP/Openldap. Configuration files are stored in subversion, under configs:/ldap/slave/.
The <tt>ntp-client</tt> tool is run on boot to set the system clock to the correct time. The <tt>ntpd</tt> service is also run to keep the time accurate while the system is up. The default configuration is used, so the system will synchronise to a machine in the NTP pool.
Configure network logging, as per Syslog. The connection to the remote syslog server is made through the VPN connection.
The firewall configuration is stored in subversion, under configs:/firewall/miranda/.
Run the following commands to apply the rules to the running kernel, save them for next boot, start the service and ensure it starts on system startup. <source lang="bash"> iptables-restore ./firewall/miranda/iptables.xenvz /etc/init.d/iptables save /etc/init.d/iptables start rc-update add iptables default ip6tables-restore ./firewall/miranda/ip6tables.xenvz /etc/init.d/ip6tables save /etc/init.d/ip6tables start rc-update add ip6tables default </source>
= OVH =
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! Partition Number ! Size ! Filesystem ! Mount point ! Notes
Full kernel <tt>.config</tt> files are stored in subversion, under configs:/kernel/miranda/.
Also see:
See LDAP/Openldap. Configuration files are stored in subversion, under configs:/ldap/slave/.
Configure network logging, as per Syslog.
The firewall configuration is stored in subversion, under configs:/firewall/miranda/.
Run the following commands to apply the rules to the running kernel, save them for next boot, start the service and ensure it starts on system startup. <source lang="bash"> iptables-restore ./firewall/miranda/iptables.ovh /etc/init.d/iptables save /etc/init.d/iptables start rc-update add iptables default ip6tables-restore ./firewall/miranda/ip6tables.ovh /etc/init.d/ip6tables save /etc/init.d/ip6tables start rc-update add ip6tables default </source>
The iSCSI disk is configured and initialised by the initrd
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