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A pallet crate to install and configure ssh.
:dependencies [[com.palletops/ssh-crate "0.8.0-SNAPSHOT"]]| Pallet | Crate Version | Repo | GroupId | ||
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| 0.8.0-RC.1 | 0.8.0-SNAPSHOT | clojars | com.palletops | Release Notes | Source |
The ssh crate provides a server-spec function that returns a
server-spec. This server spec will install and run the ssh server (not the
dashboard). You pass a map of options to configure ssh. The :config
value should be a form that will be output as the
ssh configuration.
The server-spec provides an easy way of using the crate functions, and you can
use the following crate functions directly if you need to.
The settings function provides a plan function that should be called in the
:settings phase. The function puts the configuration options into the pallet
session, where they can be found by the other crate functions, or by other
crates wanting to interact with the ssh server. The settings are made up of
a :master key, with a value as a sequence of maps, each specifying a daemon
as specified in master.cnf.
The :supervision key in the settings allows running ssh under :runit,
:upstart or :nohup.
The install function is responsible for actually installing ssh. At
present installation from tarball url is the only supported method.
Installation from deb or rpm url would be nice to add, as these are now
available from the ssh site.
The configure function writes the ssh configuration file, using the form
passed to the :config key in the settings function.
The run function starts the ssh server.
For example, to run the live test on VMFest, using Ubuntu 12.04:
lein with-profile +vmfest pallet up --selectors ubuntu-12-04 --phases install,configure,test
lein with-profile +vmfest pallet down --selectors ubuntu-12-04Copyright (C) 2012, 2013 Hugo Duncan
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License.