ansible-role-opera-dns-ui

setup opera dns ui on debian based hosts via ansible

requirements

tested with ansible core >= 2.13.2

run

- hosts: pdns
  vars:
    postgresql_users:
      - name: dnsui-user
        password: !vault  |
              $ANSIBLE_VAULT....
    postgresql_databases:
      - name: dnsui
        owner: "{{ postgresql_users.0.name }}"
    opera_dnsui_ini_db_dsn: "pgsql:host=localhost dbname={{ postgresql_databases.0.name }}"
    opera_dnsui_ini_db_username: "{{ postgresql_users.0.name }}"
    opera_dnsui_ini_db_password: "{{ postgresql_users.0.password }}"
    ...
  roles:
  - role: geerlingguy.postgresql #https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-postgresql
    tags:
      - pdns
      - postgresql
  - role: pdns-ansible #https://github.com/PowerDNS/pdns-ansible
    tags: pdns
  - role: opera-dns-ui
    tags:
      - pdns
      - opera-dns-ui

install from fork

If you like to use a diferent install source, i.e. a fork, just set something like

opera_dnsui_github_url: https://github.com/Rosa-Luxemburgstiftung-Berlin/dns-ui
opera_dnsui_repo_version: v0.2.7-203

run without LDAP

set vars:

# opera_dnsui_ldapurl: # unset this!
opera_dnsui_ini_ldap_enabled: 0
opera_dnsui_ini_php_auth_enabled: 1

create http auth user:

htpasswd -c /srv/opera-dnsui.httpauth test

and create php auth user:

root@ns:/srv/opera-dnsui# php scripts/create_admin_account.php
This script creates a new admin account in DNS UI.
If you are using a central authentication directory (eg. LDAP) then
you probably don't need to use this.

User ID of new admin account:
test

Full name of user:
testosteron

Email address of user:
[email protected]

Administrative user test created.