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## Prerequisites ## Prerequisites
The script uses the package [`libguestfs-tools`](https://libguestfs.org)' `virt-builder` to download and customize a Debian image. and then add it as a template to Proxmox. The script uses the package [`libguestfs-tools`](https://libguestfs.org)' `virt-builder` to download and customize a Debian image, and then add it as a template to Proxmox.
## Building the Template ## Building the Template
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| `NAME` | `chaos-${OS}-tmpl` | name of the template | | `NAME` | `chaos-${OS}-tmpl` | name of the template |
| `BRIDGE` | `vmbr0,tag=208` | name of the bridge to use and any parameters needed, like the VLAN tag | | `BRIDGE` | `vmbr0,tag=208` | name of the bridge to use and any parameters needed, like the VLAN tag |
### User Account, ssh, and `authorized_keys` ### User Account, sshd, and `authorized_keys`
cloud-init will create a user `chaos`, by default with a locked password, and authorized keys initialized. `cloud-init` will create a user `chaos`, by default with a locked password, and authorized keys initialized. Password-less `sudo` is configured, so you can run commands as root.
The script expects `authorized_keys` to be in the current directory. Copy the correct contents from the [appropriate repository](https://gitlab.hamburg.ccc.de/ccchh/infrastructure-authorized-keys). The script expects `authorized_keys` to be in the current directory. Copy the correct contents from the [appropriate repository](https://gitlab.hamburg.ccc.de/ccchh/infrastructure-authorized-keys).
`sshd` has been configure to listen on port 42666 instead of 22. `sshd` has been configured to listen on port 42666 instead of 22.
### Run the Script ### Run the Script