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===Priority 1=== | ===Priority 1=== | ||
# Reconfiguration of ''SaMBa'' to use ''OpenLDAP'' | # Reconfiguration of ''SaMBa'' to use ''OpenLDAP'' | ||
# Reconfiguration of ''Horde3'' to use ''OpenLDAP'' | # Reconfiguration of ''Horde3'' to use ''OpenLDAP'' | ||
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# Installation of a certificate authority | # Installation of a certificate authority | ||
# Reconfiguration of ''OpenSSH'' to use certificates instead of passwords | # Reconfiguration of ''OpenSSH'' to use certificates instead of passwords | ||
# Installation of [http://www.asterisk.org/ Asterisk], to use [http://www.xs4all.nl/helpdesk/bellen/ XS4all VoIP] | # Installation of [http://www.asterisk.org/ Asterisk], to use [http://www.xs4all.nl/helpdesk/bellen/ XS4all VoIP] together with [http://www.telec.nl/producten/p55455/digium_pci_4-poort_a_b-kaart_1x_fxo_3x_fxs_(tdm431b).html KPN analog telephone lines]. | ||
===Priority 3=== | ===Priority 3=== | ||
# Configuration of WebDAV on Apache2 | # Configuration of WebDAV on Apache2 | ||
# Configure traffic shaping measures, e.g. [http://werner.orkz.net/howtos/HTB%20bandwidth%20limiting%20in%20Linux%20HOWTO.html HTB] | # Configure traffic shaping measures, e.g. [http://werner.orkz.net/howtos/HTB%20bandwidth%20limiting%20in%20Linux%20HOWTO.html HTB] | ||
# Configure [http://www.mythtv.org/ MythTV] | |||
===Priority 4=== | ===Priority 4=== | ||
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# ''[http://iscsitarget.sourceforge.net IET]'' iSCSI Enterprise Target: have a Linux server become an iSCSI target | # ''[http://iscsitarget.sourceforge.net IET]'' iSCSI Enterprise Target: have a Linux server become an iSCSI target | ||
# ''[http://www.howtoforge.com/iscsi_on_linux iSCSI initiator on Linux] | # ''[http://www.howtoforge.com/iscsi_on_linux iSCSI initiator on Linux] | ||
# (semi)dynamic persistant route addition by scripting something under ''/etc/network/if-up.d'' | |||
===Finished projects=== | |||
# Create a startup script for setting ''/proc/sys'' - was already there, see [[Procsys recommendations]] | |||
# Create a startup script for setting network routes - using the available networking options, see [[networking section]]. We still could look into more elaborate scripts under ''/etc/network/if-up.d'' but that's a really low priority expansion on persistant routing. | |||
# Create an IPtables parser script (the ''"Iceditch"'' project, see the [[firewall section]]) | |||
# Installation and configuration of ''[http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/585 OpenLDAP]'' to augment ''passwd'' - see [[OpenLDAP | the OpenLDAP section]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 28 September 2008
Project List
The following projects need to be done on the SaruWiki Admin Team home servers
Priority 1
- Reconfiguration of SaMBa to use OpenLDAP
- Reconfiguration of Horde3 to use OpenLDAP
- Reconfiguration of postfix/courier Virtual Mailbox setup to use OpenLDAP
Priority 2
- Installation of a certificate authority
- Reconfiguration of OpenSSH to use certificates instead of passwords
- Installation of Asterisk, to use XS4all VoIP together with KPN analog telephone lines.
Priority 3
Priority 4
The following projects are research projects only, so they're listed under Prio 4:
- IET iSCSI Enterprise Target: have a Linux server become an iSCSI target
- iSCSI initiator on Linux
- (semi)dynamic persistant route addition by scripting something under /etc/network/if-up.d
Finished projects
- Create a startup script for setting /proc/sys - was already there, see Procsys recommendations
- Create a startup script for setting network routes - using the available networking options, see networking section. We still could look into more elaborate scripts under /etc/network/if-up.d but that's a really low priority expansion on persistant routing.
- Create an IPtables parser script (the "Iceditch" project, see the firewall section)
- Installation and configuration of OpenLDAP to augment passwd - see the OpenLDAP section.