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by drybjed 7y ago
You can specify ports using SRV resource records.
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by drybjed 7y ago
There's openfortivpn[1] in Debian Buster, which is an open source[2] VPN client, and doesn't start with 'forti'. [1]: https://packages.debian.org/buster/openfortivpn [2]: https://github.c
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by drybjed 7y ago
I'm working on something like this with the DebOps[1] project. It's a set of Ansible playbooks and roles that lets you manage Debian environments. I aim for it to be agnostic - roles can be used effectively both in LXC containers,
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by drybjed 7y ago
Hello, DebOps author here. I thought that I'd write an overview of the project here for new or interested users. On a basic level, DebOps is a set of Ansible roles and playbooks that manage different services and applications on Debian
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Show HN: DebOps – Ansible framework for managing Debian-based environments(github.com)
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by drybjed 8y ago
A similar idea was described in 2015: https://grimoire.ca/git/detached-sigs
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by drybjed 8y ago
Touché. The `debops` package is in Debian Experimental, but it is a very old version. Before re-introducing it, I would like to clean up the code of the roles first and bring everything up to date, but this will take time, definitely not be
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by drybjed 8y ago
If you are looking for a similar project based on Debian Stable, you can check out DebOps: https://debops.org/ (disclaimier, I'm the author and main contributor). This is also a set of Ansible playbooks and roles that