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@ -4,15 +4,20 @@ If your ISP/Datacenter dosn't provide standard or trusted iso for your server. G
I have same situation installed ubuntu has bad partition table or huge list of stupid package installed. Datacenter network is my primary concern or it's really cheap price but administrators dosn't care. What should i do? That's my way to solve this issue easily. I have same situation installed ubuntu has bad partition table or huge list of stupid package installed. Datacenter network is my primary concern or it's really cheap price but administrators dosn't care. What should i do? That's my way to solve this issue easily.
Ask them to install ubuntu server what ever is it. re install it over ssh. Ask them to install ubuntu server what ever is it. re install it over ssh, repartition and get clean installation of ubuntu server.
Create your own netiso and reinstall it over ssh. You can partion yor server as you desire. And set more configuration using [ubuntu preseed](https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/armhf/apbs02.html) just over ssh; no kvm/ipmi/vnc required. Create your own netiso and reinstall it over ssh. You can partion yor server as you desire. And set more configuration using [ubuntu preseed](https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/armhf/apbs02.html) just over ssh; no kvm/ipmi/vnc required.
### Requirement It's simple, create modified iso based on your network and preseed url file and continue installation over ssh.
I use mini.iso because it's small and get most packages from ubuntu repository so you server after installation is fully updated.
### :warning: Requirement
1. Installed ubuntu version on server via ssh access 1. Installed ubuntu version on server via ssh access
2. Clone this repo to your server 2. Root access require (or sudo user).
3. Copy `config.sample` to `config` file and edit field by field exactly: 3. Clone this repo to your server
4. Copy `config.sample` to `config` file and edit field by field exactly:
``` ```
# country # country
COUNTRY='IR' COUNTRY='IR'
@ -32,12 +37,12 @@ Create your own netiso and reinstall it over ssh. You can partion yor server as
# hostname and domain # hostname and domain
HOSTNAME="${INTERFACE_IP//\./\-}" HOSTNAME="${INTERFACE_IP//\./\-}"
DOMAIN="servers.domain.org" DOMAIN="example.tld"
# lowercase of country code dont change it # lowercase of country code dont change it
COUNTRY_LOWER="${COUNTRY,,}" COUNTRY_LOWER="${COUNTRY,,}"
``` ```
4. Upload your `preseed.cfg` file to your own host. 5. Upload your `preseed.cfg` file to your own host.
#### Find Predictable Network Interface Names #### Find Predictable Network Interface Names
@ -58,7 +63,7 @@ cd ubuntu-overssh-reinstallation
``` ```
#### Config #### Config
See `config.sample` and change it. See `config.sample` and change it.
⚠ Carefull about your network settings. It's can hold your server until get new kvm/ipmi/vnc to restore the ssh again. :warning: Carefull about your network settings. It's can hold your server until get new kvm/ipmi/vnc to restore the ssh again.
``` ```
cp config.sample config cp config.sample config
vim config vim config
@ -89,7 +94,7 @@ You can test it. We must get 200 response as we expected
curl -o /dev/null --silent --head --write-out '%{http_code}\n' http://yourserver.tld/preseed.cfg curl -o /dev/null --silent --head --write-out '%{http_code}\n' http://yourserver.tld/preseed.cfg
200 200
``` ```
⚠ If your webserver not reachable you must reboot your server to get preseed file. so test it before reboot your server. :warning: If your webserver not reachable you must reboot your server to get preseed file. so test it before reboot your server.
#### Reboot #### Reboot
``` ```
@ -102,4 +107,4 @@ ssh installer@10.1.1.100
``` ```
#### Continue installation of ubuntu #### Continue installation of ubuntu
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✅ This script test on Ubuntu Server 16.04 and 18.04. :heavy_check_mark: This script test on Ubuntu Server 16.04 and 18.04.