variables.sh.example

#!/bin/bash
# Change these variables to match your environment

# If you want to enable DEBUG mode, set verbosity mode to something between 1 and 4, otherwise 0 to disable, example: 4
export ANSIBLE_VERBOSITY=

# Where is located your Bifrost repository, example: /home/user/bifrost
export SH_PROX_BIFROST_PATH=

# Where is located the Bifrost inventory file to be generated, example: $SH_PROX_BIFROST_PATH/playbooks/inventory/baremetal.json
export BIFROST_INVENTORY_SOURCE=

# Where is located this project (proxmox-installer-unattended), example: /home/user/gitrepo/proxmox-installer-unattended
export SH_PROX_PROXMOXINSTALL_PATH=

# What UUID you want to give to your server (the default one should be fine if you only have one server), example: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001
export SH_PROX_BAREMETALUUID=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001

# The hostname to give to your server, example: r410
export SH_PROX_HOSTNAME=

# The FQDN of your server, example: $SH_PROX_HOSTNAME.lan.pi
export SH_PROX_FQDN=

# The network interface name on which you want Bifrost to initialize baremetal machines (using DHCP, PXE...), example: enp0s31f6
export SH_PROX_BIFROST_INTERFACE=

# The main network interface of your server / baremetal machines, example: eno1
export SH_PROX_PROX_INTERFACE=

# The MAC address of the network interface on which your should PXE boot, example: 78:2b:cb:4d:15:27
export SH_PROX_MACADDRESS=

# The MTU (maximum transmission unit) of the network you are currently on, example: 1500
export SH_PROX_MTU=

# The IP address of the client who runs this script / Bifrost, example: 10.5.0.16
export SH_PROX_BIFROSTRUNNERIPADDRESS=

# The IP address of the IPMI interface on your server, example: 10.5.0.9
export SH_PROX_IPMIIPADDRESS=

# The username used to connect in IPMI to your server, example: user
export SH_PROX_IPMIUSER=

# The password used to connect in IPMI to your server, example: VerySecurePassword
export SH_PROX_IPMIPASS=

# The SERIAL number of the disk you want to install your OS on, example: 800204e0000000009d80b87dbbc7c304
export SH_PROX_ROOTDEVSERIAL=

# At what IP address the DHCP pool for Bifrost should start, example: 10.5.255.50
export SH_PROX_PROX_DHCPSTART=

# At what IP address the DHCP pool for Bifrost should end, example: 10.5.255.200
export SH_PROX_PROX_DHCPEND=

# The IP address you want to give to your server on the new OS, example: 10.5.0.10
export SH_PROX_PROX_IPADDRESS=

# The associated network mask (long form) of this IP to give to the new OS, example: 255.255.0.0
export SH_PROX_NETMASK_LONG=

# The associated network mask (short/CIDR form) of this IP to give to the new OS, example: 16
export SH_PROX_NETMASK_SHORT=

# The associated network gateway of this IP to give to the new OS, example: 10.5.0.1
export SH_PROX_GATEWAY=

# The first DNS server to give to the new OS, example: 192.168.1.3
export SH_PROX_DNSONE=

# The second/backup DNS server to give to the new OS, example: 1.1.1.1
export SH_PROX_DNSTWO=

# Where is located the ".ssh" directory, example: $HOME/.ssh
export SH_PROX_SSH_PATH=$HOME/.ssh

# What is the name of your SSH public key, example: id_rsa
export SH_PROX_SSHKEY_NAME=id_rsa

# Where is located your SSH private key, example: $SH_PROX_SSH_PATH/$SH_PROX_SSHKEY_NAME
export SH_PROX_SSHKEY_PATH=$SH_PROX_SSH_PATH/$SH_PROX_SSHKEY_NAME

# Where is located your SSH public key, example: $SH_PROX_SSH_PATH/$SH_PROX_SSHKEY_NAME.pub
export SH_PROX_SSHKEYPUB_PATH=$SH_PROX_SSH_PATH/$SH_PROX_SSHKEY_NAME.pub

# [ANSIBLE MANAGED / AUTOMATICALLY FILLS IN / DO NOT MODIFY] The SSH public key of the client who runs this script / Bifrost, example: ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAA...oI2YTF4zU= user@lab-deb-minipc
export SH_PROX_SSHKEY_CONTENT=

# [ANSIBLE MANAGED / AUTOMATICALLY FILLS IN / DO NOT MODIFY] The MD5 sum of the image to install on your server, example : 09adfa2a0ecda3570cd8d59207927913
export SH_PROX_MD5_IMAGE=