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Below is an EXAMPLE /opt/schoolserver/xsce/vars/local_vars.yml |
Below is an EXAMPLE /opt/schoolserver/xsce/vars/local_vars.yml derived from Tim Moody's on February 24, 2017: (for [[../6.2|IIAB/XSCE 6.2]] on Raspberry Pi 3 especially!) |
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To understand how and why you may want to modify local_vars.yml, please read [https://github.com/XSCE/xsce/wiki/IIAB-Architecture IIAB Architecture]. |
To understand how and why you may want to modify local_vars.yml, please read [https://github.com/XSCE/xsce/wiki/IIAB-Architecture IIAB Architecture]. |
Revision as of 05:47, 30 March 2017
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Below is an EXAMPLE /opt/schoolserver/xsce/vars/local_vars.yml derived from Tim Moody's on February 24, 2017: (for IIAB/XSCE 6.2 on Raspberry Pi 3 especially!)
To understand how and why you may want to modify local_vars.yml, please read IIAB Architecture.
Please also ask directly on our support channels, like http://iiab.io forums, the server-devel mailing list, and live irc chat.
Or return to our Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB/XSCE) Frequently Asked Questions, within question "What is local_vars.yml and how do I customize it?"
# Put variables for your installation that override defaults here # Better still, put this file in a branch of https://github.com/XSCE/xsce-local for your deployment #xsce_admin_user: xsce-admin # Obtain a password hash with - python -c 'import crypt; print crypt.crypt("<plaintext>", "$6$<salt>")' #xsce_admin_passw_hash: xsce_hostname: box xsce_home_url: /home host_ssid: "Internet in a Box" hostapd_secure: False hostapd_password: "MYPASSWORD" xsce_gateway_enabled: False dns_jail_enabled: False services_externally_visible: True squid_enabled: False # 4-server-options authserver_install: False authserver_enabled: False # Josh Dennis recommends the following 2 lines, as CUPS printing seems to cause errors on many Linux distributions: cups_install: False cups_enable: False # 5-xoservices xo_services_install: True ejabberd_install: False ejabberd_enabled: False idmgr_install: False debian_schooltool_install: False # 6-generic-aps # 7-edu-aps pathagar_install: True # 8-mgmat-tools sugar_stats_install: False ajenti_install: False monit_install: True xovis_install: False teamviewer_install: False activity_server_enabled: True