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User story #4901

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Make a fully unnattended Rudder server installation possible

Added by François ARMAND almost 10 years ago. Updated about 7 years ago.

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In the same automatisation & industrialisation idea than in #4900, we could make Rudder server installation "zeroconf" (with overridable defaults)

- hostname: take rudder, or the first detected hostname
- network: use localhost, and other can be added in the UI afterward
- users: give the command to change/add/delete users, or allows to manage them in the UI

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Related to Rudder - User story #4900: Ease rudder-agent installation by setting default values

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2014-12-04

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Updated by Matthieu CERDA almost 10 years ago

Subject changed from Make Rudder server install "zeroconf" to Make a fully unnattended Rudder server installation possible

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Updated by Matthieu CERDA almost 10 years ago

Clarifying the title: zeroconf is also the name of a network protocol suite, it was very confusing to read something like "make rudder server depend on zeroconf" at the first glance :)

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Updated by Matthieu CERDA almost 10 years ago

=> http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeroconf

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Updated by Christophe Nowicki almost 10 years ago

Matthieu CERDA wrote:

Clarifying the title: zeroconf is also the name of a network protocol suite, it was very confusing to read something like "make rudder server depend on zeroconf" at the first glance :)

Agree and this is very scary ;-)

Normation could have told us from the beginning they wanted to compete with Emacs ;-)

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