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pxe-server/scripts/build-proxmox-iso.sh
cproudlock 0b1625ed87 Build/playbook re-run safety: corp access, netplan rollback, first-boot retry
H1  corp_admin_cidrs (UFW 22/9009 on the corp NIC from these only; refuses
    when it would lock out the current SSH client) and corp_ssh_password_auth
    (sshd drop-in, passwords only from the imaging subnet). Defaults keep the
    current behaviour and print a loud warning.
H2  pxe-netplan-apply.sh: pre-flight refusal (pxe-MAC NIC holds the default
    route, a DHCP lease or the route to an SSH client), run from the USB
    before anything changes; post-apply checks (names, imaging IPv4, corp
    IPv4 back within 30 s, SSH route) and a 120 s systemd-run auto-revert.
H3  restore() puts the previous NIC names back (two-phase rename via
    temporary names, so swaps work) before generate + apply.
H4  a failed rename is fatal (restore + exit 1); the play drops the old
    any-interface UFW rules only after verifying both NICs and their
    per-interface SSH rules.
H5  first-boot checks the playbook exit code, retries at next boot (max 5),
    writes /var/lib/pxe-firstboot.failed and /etc/issue + /etc/motd banners.
M1  build-usb.sh verifies iPXE files against the playbook pins, every wheel
    against its own package's hashes, drops the unpinned pip fallback,
    requires --site-vars or --no-site-vars.
M2  webapp restarts when the code, wheels or unit changed.
M3  ignore-carrier on the imaging NIC; ip_nonlocal_bind kept for the
    apache/networkd boot race.
M4  menu suffix must match blancco_kver; missing kernel with no earlier
    build is fatal; a live menu with the staged Blancco test entry is not
    overwritten.
M5  build-proxmox-iso.sh is unsupported (hard exit); use build-usb --image.
M6  deploy-unattend.sh: password via SSHPASS env and sudo stdin only,
    %q-quoted remote args, sha256 check of the live file; lint-unattend.py
    reads PXE_SERVER/PXE_USER/PXE_PASS and uses sshpass -e.
M7  the playbook lints the unattend files before the force: yes copies
    (lint-unattend.py ships on CIDATA as scripts/); pre-commit ACMR.
M8  Blancco initramfs build: no ignore_errors, pipefail, trap cleanup.
Also: Send-ImagingStage.ps1 deploy, carrier hook install tasks
(pxe-nic-carrier, networkd-dispatcher), L1 imaging-active hold
(allow_disruptive) and no iPXE downgrade below an Updates-page install,
L2 iso-volid, L3 kver pin read from the playbook, L4 cp -rL, L5 refuse
>= 4 GiB WinPE files, L6 PIP_DIR wipe guard, L7 per-package wheel hashes,
no online fallback, L8 check-updates.py (apt_pkg/cached compare, all
components, exit 2 on no debs / bad answers).
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#!/bin/bash
#
# build-proxmox-iso.sh - UNSUPPORTED, kept only to say what to use instead.
#
# This script built a second, hand-maintained copy of the installer
# (its own late-commands and first-boot script). It drifted from
# autoinstall/user-data: it kept the dead-mirror apt block but dropped the
# step that writes the real archive sources back, installed the debs with
# "dpkg -i ... || true" instead of the checked offline-apt-install.sh path,
# had no site vars (so the two-NIC playbook always stopped), and no
# first-boot failure handling. Rather than keep two installers in step,
# there is one: build-usb.sh. Its image mode needs no root and gives a disk
# image a Proxmox VM boots directly:
#
# scripts/build-usb.sh --site-vars site-vars.yml --image pxe-usb.img auto \
# ubuntu-24.04.x-live-server-amd64.iso
# # on the Proxmox host:
# qm importdisk <vmid> pxe-usb.img <storage>
# # attach it as a second disk (or USB), boot order: system disk, then it
#
# The VM needs two NICs (imaging bridge with no other DHCP server, and the
# corp/GE bridge); put their MACs in site-vars.yml. tests/vm/ does the same
# with libvirt.
echo "build-proxmox-iso.sh is no longer supported (it drifted from autoinstall/user-data)." >&2
echo "Use: scripts/build-usb.sh --site-vars FILE --image pxe-usb.img auto UBUNTU.iso" >&2
echo "then on Proxmox: qm importdisk <vmid> pxe-usb.img <storage> (see the header of this script)." >&2
exit 1