Server Auto Configuration

Description

NOTICE! THIS SCRIPT IS INCOMPLETE AS I STARTED A NEW BUILD, I DO NOT HAVE A PRIVATE GITHUB ACCOUNT SO IT IS OUT HERE! YOU MAY DOWNLOAD AND PLAY WITH THE CODE. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS ANY CHANGES THAT NEEDS TO BE MADE. THIS NOTICE WILL DISAPPEAR IN THE BETA VERSION

This script is just to help streamline the install process for many types of Linux distributions on a PC or Raspberry Pi 3 for web, database, file, application, messaging, proxy and email servers.

Why did I choose BASH Script? I wanted to have an application that will allow anyone to download and just run. I get many questions on how to build applications and it is confusing for many newbies. Another reason is it allows beginners to advanced users to see unique command line arguments that may assist them in other areas. Finally the main reason is to prove that BASH can do so much more then just run a batch of commands. I hope others will find the passion I have with this script and join in. I am still learning some of the less popular Web and Database Servers, so any help with that would be great.

With an advanced installation system it will determine what is already installed and configured and allow you to make changes, install or remove any application built into this system.

You assume all responsibility of this script and understand there is no warranties, liabilities, or guarentees on this script. This script assumes a fresh OS install.

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Installation

1. Download or clone into your home folder
2. chmod +x install.sh
3. sudo ~/.install.sh

Usage

Server Auto Configuration manages many mundane file changes automatically for you from questions that is given. Although this has been built on Ubuntu 17.10, I have tested on:

1. Ubuntu 17.10
2. Raspberry 3 with Rasberian Stretch
3. CentOS 7

Menu System

Server Type
1. Web Server
	1. Apache
		1. Apache Configuration
		2. Apache Restart
		3. Apache Start
		4. Apache Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	2. nGinX
		1. nGinx Configuration
		2. nGinX Restart
		3. nGinX Start
		4. nGinX Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	3. Lightspeed
		1. Lightspeed Configuration
		2. Lightspeed Restart
		3. Lightspeed Start
		4. Lightspeed Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	4. Cherokee
		1. Cherokee Configuration
		2. Cherokee Restart
		3. Cherokee Start
		4. Cherokee Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	5. Caddy
		1. Caddy Configuration
		2. Caddy Restart
		3. Caddy Start
		4. Caddy Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	6. Monkey HTTP
		1. Monkey Configuration
		2. Monkey Restart
		3. Monkey Start
		4. Monkey Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	7. Hiawatha
		1. Hiawatha Configuration
		2. Hiawatha Restart
		3. Hiawatha Start
		4. Hiawatha Stop
		5. Enable or Disable Server
	8. SSL Setup
		1. Let's Encrypt Settings
		2. Renew Certification
		3. Revoke Certification
2. Database Server
	1. mySQL
		1. mySQL Configuration
		2. mySQL Restart
		3. mySQL Start
		4. mySQL Stop
	2. MariaDB
		1. MariaDB Configuration
		2. MariaDB Restart
		3. MariaDB Start
		4. MariaDB Stop
	3. PostgreSQL
		1. PostgreSQL Configuration
		2. PostgreSQL Restart
		3. PostgreSQL Start
		4. PostgreSQL Stop
	4. SQLite
		1. SQLite Configuration
		2. SQLite Restart
		3. SQLite Start
		4. SQLite Stop
	5. Pervasive
		1. Pervasive Configuration
		2. Pervasive Restart
		3. Pervasive Start
		4. Pervasive Stop
	6. VoltDB
		1. VoltDB Configuration
		2. VoltDB Restart
		3. VoltDB Start
		4. VoltDB Stop
	7. GigaBASE
		1. GigaBASE Configuration
		2. GigaBASE Restart
		3. GigaBASE Start
		4. GigaBASE Stop
3. Application Server
	1. PHP
		1. PHP Configuration
		2. PHP Restart
		3. PHP Start
		4. PHP Stop
	2. Java
		1. Java Configuration
		2. Java Restart
		3. Java Start
		4. Java Stop
	3. Tomcat
		1. Tomcat Configuration
		2. Tomcat Restart
		3. Tomcat Start
		4. Tomcat Stop
	4. Open Source
		1. OSA Configuration
		2. OSA Restart
		3. OSA Start
		4. OSA Stop
	5. Mobile Application
		1. Mobile App Configuration
		2. Mobile App Restart
		3. Mobile App Start
		4. Mobile App Stop
	6. BBS Applications
		1. Mystic
			1. Mystic Configuration
		2. WWIV
			1. WWIV Configuration
	7. Firewall Configuration
4. Email Server
	1. Postfix
		1. Postfix Configuration
		2. Postfix Restart
		3. Postfix Start
		4. Postfix Stop
	2. Citadel
		1. Citadel Configuration
		2. Citadel Restart
		3. Citadel Start
		4. Citadel Stop
	3. Sendmail
		1. Sendmail Configuration
		2. Sendmail Restart
		3. Sendmail Start
		4. Sendmail Stop
	4. Exim
		1. Exim Configuration
		2. Exim Restart
		3. Exim Start
		4. Exim Stop
	5. Courier
		1. Courier Configuration
		2. Courier Restart
		3. Courier Start
		4. Courier Stop
5. File Server
	1. FTP
	2. NFS
	3. Samba
6. Message Server

7. Proxy Server

8. System Configuration
	1. File System
		1. Drive Space
		2. Mount Points
		3. Raid Configuration
		4. USB Drive Configuration
	2. Memory
		1. Memory Free
		2. Swap Memory
	3. File Editor
		1. Hosts file
		2. Hostname file
	4. Network Configuration
		1. Wireless Editor
		2. Network Editor
	5. Application Configuration
		1. Git Configuration
		2. Uninstall Applications
9. Logs
	1. Apache Logs
	2. PHP Logs
	3. Access Logs
	4. Error Logs
	5. Installation Logs

Current Tested Systems

Ubuntu 17.10 Mint Linux 18.2 CentOS 7 Raspberian Stretch

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

New variables.log in logs folder so contributers can see the variable changes with tail -f New development folder which contains documents to assist with the development of this script

History

This script started out as a "DARE" that BASH scripts were for idiots who can't program. Well, I thought I would take this challenge on, although I am not a major BASH script writter, I thought I would try to explain to people that if there is enough drive to do something, then it can be done.

When I started this script, it was a simple command line interface for installing Apache, PHP, MariaDB, Webmin, myPHPadmin, Roundcube, Postfix and Dovecot since then I continued to build more functionality and it is now a complete system written in BASH script. Although in the near future Python will be introduced to some of the application's core functions, it will maintain a simple programming structure.

Currently it will automatically install 2 additional programs at startup:

1. whosis
2. dialog

Credits

So far: Jessica Brown (just me)

License

GPL 3.0

Other Information

Errors:
	100 - Package manager was not found
	110 - Early exit status from script
	111 - Log file failed to write
	112 - Hangup signal received
	113 - Script quit script was performed
	114 - Illegal instruction signal received
	115 - Trace trap not reset signal received
	116 - Abort signal received
	117 - Pollable event [XSR] generated, not supported signal received
	118 - Floating point signal received
	119 - Kill signal received
	125 - Internet connection issue
	150 - xterm or rxvt was not detected
	151 - tputs column width is less than 150
	180 - Configuration file error
	190 - Script requires to be run as su
	200 - Failed to write configuration file
	201 - Failed to verify the write of config value
	202 - Failed to remove parameter from configuration file
	203 - Parameter may consist of A-Z, a-z, 0-9, underscores, and
		dashes (no spaces or special characters)

Change Log

3.0
   Current version
2.1
   Scrapped to build a more modular style
2.0
   Total redesign, currently not functional

1.0.1
   Added Change Log to file
   Added managehost function
   Added screen resize message to forcewidth
   Moved all variables to it's own function
   Added set and unset to variables function

1.0.0
   Script comments added
   Init script

0.5.0
   Proof of concept

0.1.0
   Manual creation documents