Dustin C. Hatch
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Zezere is the Fedora IoT device provisioning service. It is the software that runs *provision.fedoraproject.org*, but it can be self-hosted (if you can figure it out; there is no documentation whatsoever). The main use case for running Zezere locally is to automatically add trusted SSH public keys to Fedora IoT devices, without depending on a cloud service. This playbook sets up Zezere with the very minimal configuration needed to meet this goal.
26 lines
467 B
Django/Jinja
26 lines
467 B
Django/Jinja
[global]
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secret_key = {{ zezere_secret_key }}
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debug = no
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allowed_hosts = {{ zezere_allowed_hosts|join(' ') }}
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secure_cookie = yes
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auth_method = local
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[oidc.rp]
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# client_id =
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# client_secret =
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sign_algo = RS256
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[oidc.op]
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# authorization_endpoint =
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# token_endpoint =
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# userinfo_endpoint =
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# jwks_endpoint =
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[database]
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engine = django.db.backends.sqlite3
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name = /var/lib/zezere/db.sqlite3
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[secure_proxy_ssl_header]
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# header = HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO
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# value = https
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