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(Compare: MEDIUM-sized [[../local_vars.yml|local_vars.yml]] with ~12 apps, and BIG-sized [[../local_vars_big.yml|local_vars_big.yml]] with ~20 apps) |
(Compare: MEDIUM-sized [[../local_vars.yml|local_vars.yml]] with ~12 apps, and BIG-sized [[../local_vars_big.yml|local_vars_big.yml]] with ~20 apps ...using our new '''[[../FAQ#What_services_.28IIAB_apps.29_are_suggested_during_installation.3F|comparison table]]''') |
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Revision as of 22:54, 11 February 2019
This IIAB XSCE content does not reflect the opinion of OLPC. These pages were created by members of a volunteer community supporting OLPC and deployments.
Here is an example MIN-sized /etc/iiab/local_vars.yml including a very basic suite of a half-dozen Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) server apps — to enable a rapid and compact install, e.g. on Raspberry Pi 3 and similar computers:
https://github.com/iiab/iiab/blob/master/vars/local_vars_min.yml
(Compare: MEDIUM-sized local_vars.yml with ~12 apps, and BIG-sized local_vars_big.yml with ~20 apps ...using our new comparison table)
Please also see FAQ.IIAB.IO, specifically: "What is local_vars.yml and how do I customize it?"
WARNING: on small Internet-in-a-Box devices, it's common to want a "Rapid Power Off" button clickable by all users in a clinic or home. Conversely, schoolteachers commonly want to disable this Power Off button, changing the "allow_apache_sudo" flag to "False".