Introduction
This page describes the following computer systems:
- lasagne
These systems have the following roles:
BitTorrent server
Installation log
Complete InstallingDebian with the following adjustments:
Supply the following input to mdi:
gnocchi# ./mdi edit lasagne target profile [server]: target is VM [true]: VM application [kvm]: target is fully virtualised VM [false]: target MAC address [00:16:36:42:91:a1]: vmserver hostname [torchio]: target release [squeeze]: target CPU architecture [amd64]: target root disk size [auto]: target RAM [auto]: voleditor plugin [vol-editor-plugin-drbd-torchio-and-fiori]: gnocchi#
Supply the following input to pdi:
root@debian:~/opt/mdi/bin# ./pdi is this a Xen server: [n] is this a KVM server: [n] is this a VirtualBox server: [n] is this a storage server: [n] is this a login server: [n] is this a web server: [n] is this a trust server: [n] is this a news server: [n] is this a BitTorrent server: [n] y is this an I2P server: [n] y is this a NIS server: [n] is this a DNS server: [n] is this a NTP server: [n] is this a syslog server: [n] is this a dyndns server: [n] is this a mail server: [n] is this a backup server: [n] is this a paacrt server: [n] is this a trending server: [n] path to .paa configurator script which will get this machine installed: [/root/opt/mdi/doc/examples/paa-configurator.audience=private,release=notlenny,protocol=http,role=normal] NICs: [lo,eth0] eth0 config method (dhcp, static, manual, none): [static] eth0 hostname (<hostname>, none): [] lasagne eth0 IP address: [] 192.168.1.9 eth0 netmask: [255.255.255.0] eth0 gateway IP address (<ipaddr>, none): [] 192.168.1.1 is this a paacrt client: [y] do you want to install security updates (for mission-critical stuff say no): [true] do you want to install release updates (for mission-critical stuff say no): [true] is this a NTP client: [y] hostname of NTP server: [time.pasta.net] is this a syslog client: [y] hostname of syslog server: [syslog.pasta.net] is this a NIS client: [y] name of NIS server: [yp.pasta.net] is this a mail client: [y] hostname of mail server: [smtp.pasta.net] is this a backup client: [y] is this a trust client: [y] is this a trending client: [y] name of trending server: [trending.pasta.net] cluster node: [n] standard security model: [y]
- Move the downloads onto central storage as follows:
If not already done then allocate NFS-accessible space on central storage (see ConfiguringStorageServices for details)
If not already done then add a suitable entry to the auto.staging map (see ConfiguringStorageServices for details)
If not already done then add a suitable entry to the samba configuration (see ConfiguringStorageServices for details)
Run the following commands:
INSTANCE=1 service transmission$INSTANCE-daemon stop # Skip next line if you already have torrents/downloads. rsync -a --delete /var/lib/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon/ /staging/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon/ mv /var/lib/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon /var/lib/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon.old ln -s /staging/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon /var/lib/transmission$INSTANCE-daemon service transmission$INSTANCE-daemon start
- Repeat for any other instances.
- Open the necessary firewall ports.
- Add a suitable stanza to the apache configuration for both the intranet and externally accessible site.
- If migrating the service, then make any necessary DNS updates to direct clients to the new server.
- For I2P, open firewall ports to 14488 (this port is decided by MDI, not I2P).
Complete FinalisingDebian.