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# ISO Server
This is the ancestor of NAS Server. It was both an FTP Server anda web server providing ISO images or things like that
over network. Moreover, it was administrated by OpenMediaVault.
# NAS Server
This repository contains files used to set up our NAS server on a freshly installed Armbian. Target is Bullseye.
### Introduction
The SBC used has a hard drive attached (SATA), which is the storage drive. This disk should be encrypted if needed.
An FTP server is installed on the device, providing network access to authorized people.
### Setup
The setup takes place in two parts:
* `setup1.sh` setups OMV on a blank Armbian and then reboot
* `setup2.sh` then configures the system specificaly for the ISO server
##### Installation
* `setup.sh` is a script automating the installation and configuration of required software

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#!/bin/bash
# The purpose of this script is to setup our ISO server on a blank Armbian.
# This script is to be run as root.
# This script runs AFTER setup1.sh, which installs OMV and reboots the system
# YOU SHOULD REMOVE THIS SCRIPT AFTER SETUP
# Functions
# Only run if the user is root
if [[ $USER != 'root' ]] ; then
echo "You must run this script as root!"
exit 1
fi
run_directory_path=$(pwd)
# Set parameters
# Main process
# You should comment below what you do not want to happen
echo ""
echo "We're all good here!"
echo "You should now:"
echo "* set $user's password"
echo "* lock root and admin accounts"
echo "* remove $run_directory_path content"
echo "* reboot the SBC"
echo "And perhaps:"
echo "* set htop at your convenience"
echo "* use below commands to edit SSH config:"
echo " sed -i 's/PermitRootLogin yes/PermitRootLogin no/' /etc/ssh/sshd_config"
echo " sed -i 's/PasswordAuthentication yes/PasswordAuthentication no/' /etc/ssh/sshd_config" # NOTE This one is different from the others, because of OMV setup
exit 0