unifi-controller | UniFi Controller on an hardened Raspberry Pi
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kandi X-RAY | unifi-controller Summary
unifi-controller is a Shell library. unifi-controller has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a mandatory access control (MAC) security mechanism implemented in the kernel. By default under a strict enforcing setting, everything is denied and then a series of exceptions policies are written that give each element of the system (a service, program or user) only the access required to function. If a service, program or user subsequently tries to access or modify a file or resource (e.g. memory) not necessary for it to function, then access is denied and the action is logged.
Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a mandatory access control (MAC) security mechanism implemented in the kernel. By default under a strict enforcing setting, everything is denied and then a series of exceptions policies are written that give each element of the system (a service, program or user) only the access required to function. If a service, program or user subsequently tries to access or modify a file or resource (e.g. memory) not necessary for it to function, then access is denied and the action is logged.
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QUESTION
docker-compose down won't work, looking for a network that doesn't exist, nor did i create
Asked 2021-Feb-28 at 14:41
here is my compose file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 14:41It seems project-name has changed between up and down.
Avoid this situation by not changing directory name where docker-compose.yml is located, between docker-compose up and down commands.
Also consider, if you ran something like docker-compose --project-name NAME up -d, then you should specify project-name in docker-compose --project-name NAME down too.
Use docker network ls to list all networks, and remove the ones not needed anymore with docker network remove NAME.
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Ansible vmware_vm_inventory: How to access dynamic host variables?
Asked 2020-May-10 at 01:00
I am using Ansible 2.9 and my end goal is to create a snapshot of all running vm's with the tag test. But i cant seem to access variables other than name
VMware inventory
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Answered 2020-May-10 at 01:00Because the vars has a special character in it that jinja2 normally reserves for member access, you'll need to use the dict key syntax for that var:
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Install unifi-controller
As of August 2020, the linux kernel shipped with the Raspberry Pi OS does not include the security module SELinux. Here we are going to cross-compile the kernel with SELinux enabled using the tool tschaffter/raspberry-pi-kernel-hardened. This single command builds the kernel for a Raspberry Pi 4. This command can be run on any computer that has the Docker installed. Note that this tool uses all the CPU cores available to the container to speed up the cross-compilation of the kernel, which by default are all the CPU cores of the host. See the GitHub repo of this tool to learn how to customize the build for other versions of the Pi.
Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite (preferred) or the distribution of your choice by following the instructions given here. After installing the OS on the SD card, create an empty file named ssh on the boot partition to enable remote connection to the Pi using SSH.
Create the folder /home/<user>/kernel on the Pi and place the *deb packages of the hardened kernel there (e.g. using scp). Install the new kernel (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). Install SELinux (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). The reboot will take some time as the label of all the files are updated. Set SELinux mode to enforcing in /etc/selinux/config. Check the active configuration of SELinux with sestatus.
Create the folder /home/<user>/kernel on the Pi and place the *deb packages of the hardened kernel there (e.g. using scp).
Install the new kernel (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). sudo dpkg -i ~/kernel/linux-*-20200804-hardened*.deb sudo sh -c "echo 'kernel=vmlinuz-5.4.51-20200804-hardened+' >> /boot/config.txt" sudo reboot $ uname -a Linux raspberrypi 5.4.51-20200804-hardened+ #1 SMP Wed Aug 5 04:37:44 UTC 2020 armv7l GNU/Linux
Install SELinux (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). The reboot will take some time as the label of all the files are updated. sudo apt-get install -y selinux-basics selinux-policy-default auditd sudo sh -c "sed -i '$ s/$/ selinux=1 security=selinux/' /boot/cmdline.txt" sudo touch /.autorelabel sudo reboot sestatus
Set SELinux mode to enforcing in /etc/selinux/config.
Check the active configuration of SELinux with sestatus.
Docker is needed to run the UniFi Controller in a Docker container. Run the following command to install the Docker engine on the Pi.
Install and configure UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) to protect the Pi against unauthorized remote connections. The ports opened below include SSH and the ports required by the UniFi controller.
Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite (preferred) or the distribution of your choice by following the instructions given here. After installing the OS on the SD card, create an empty file named ssh on the boot partition to enable remote connection to the Pi using SSH.
Create the folder /home/<user>/kernel on the Pi and place the *deb packages of the hardened kernel there (e.g. using scp). Install the new kernel (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). Install SELinux (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). The reboot will take some time as the label of all the files are updated. Set SELinux mode to enforcing in /etc/selinux/config. Check the active configuration of SELinux with sestatus.
Create the folder /home/<user>/kernel on the Pi and place the *deb packages of the hardened kernel there (e.g. using scp).
Install the new kernel (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). sudo dpkg -i ~/kernel/linux-*-20200804-hardened*.deb sudo sh -c "echo 'kernel=vmlinuz-5.4.51-20200804-hardened+' >> /boot/config.txt" sudo reboot $ uname -a Linux raspberrypi 5.4.51-20200804-hardened+ #1 SMP Wed Aug 5 04:37:44 UTC 2020 armv7l GNU/Linux
Install SELinux (copy/paste the commands given by the kernel builder). The reboot will take some time as the label of all the files are updated. sudo apt-get install -y selinux-basics selinux-policy-default auditd sudo sh -c "sed -i '$ s/$/ selinux=1 security=selinux/' /boot/cmdline.txt" sudo touch /.autorelabel sudo reboot sestatus
Set SELinux mode to enforcing in /etc/selinux/config.
Check the active configuration of SELinux with sestatus.
Docker is needed to run the UniFi Controller in a Docker container. Run the following command to install the Docker engine on the Pi.
Install and configure UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) to protect the Pi against unauthorized remote connections. The ports opened below include SSH and the ports required by the UniFi controller.
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As of August 2020, the linux kernel shipped with the Raspberry Pi OS does not include the security module SELinux. Here we are going to cross-compile the kernel with SELinux enabled using the tool tschaffter/raspberry-pi-kernel-hardened. This single command builds the kernel for a Raspberry Pi 4. This command can be run on any computer that has the Docker installed. Note that this tool uses all the CPU cores available to the container to speed up the cross-compilation of the kernel, which by default are all the CPU cores of the host. See the GitHub repo of this tool to learn how to customize the build for other versions of the Pi.
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