Much of this is now deprecated as the old WlugBladeServer setup has been moved away from.
This page described how Hoiho, the WlugServer, was set up, back when it was just one machine. There are now five blades, described on the WlugBladeServer page. This page is almost, but not quite obsolete. It was created by the WlugSysadmins.
WLUG membership details are entered into an LDAP database. Use the scripts in db.wlug.org.nz:/usr/local/hoihotools for adding/updating/expiring members.
These scripts also provide the mechanism for adding shell accounts if required. A shell account is required if the user wants to receive email to a wlug.org.nz address. If they want shell access (rather than just secure IMAP) then an administrator will need to install their SSH public key.
By default, passwords are disabled for new accounts. An account needs a password to be set before email can be accessed. Use the change-password.pl script in the hoihotools directory to set a new password. Normal passwd(1) as root will also work, since it's LDAP aware.
More information is in hoiho:/usr/local/doc/ldap.
The machine uses iptables, using PerrysFirewallingScript (using the debian package made by CraigBox). Minor local modifications are documented in hoiho:/usr/local/doc/firewall.
hoiho is on the MetaNet - wan0=192.168.100.100 and lo:1=10.100.100.1
Exim4, with SpamAssassin installed. Local configuration is documented in hoiho:/usr/local/doc/mail.
See also: WlugMailNotes
A script backs up the wiki database here, and JohnMcPherson copies them down to his home machine.
The WlugWiki, NameServer, Library webapp, PAM setups documented in hoiho:/usr/local/doc
(This changelog hasn't been kept up to date, but is here for hysterical raisins).
2004-03-09 Daniel Lawson
2004-02-27 Someone
2003-07-02 Perry Lorier
2002-09-23 Perry Lorier
2002-09-16
3 pages link to WlugAdmin: