Allow to update Mumble server certificates
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Authored by dereckson on Nov 3 2016, 02:01.

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Theaptos
Sandlayth

Maniphest Tasks

T853: Deploy a Let's encrypt certificate to the Mumble server

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rOPSc356aa59ba95: Allow to update Mumble server certificates

Summary

The Mumble server certificate is managed by Let's encrypt.
It's renewed on Ysul and deployed to nginx folder.

We then need to copy new certificates to Mumble jail
and restart the Murmur server.

This code takes care of this copy/restart operation.
A follow-up change should amend Let's encrypt configuration
to call this script automatically when the certificate is renewed.

Ref. T853.

Test Plan

Tested on Ysul to deploy the current certificate.

Copy, permissions and restart works fine.

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rOPS Nasqueron Operations

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murmur

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Buildable 1048
Build 1263: arc lint + arc unit

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dereckson updated this revision to Diff 1736.Nov 3 2016, 02:01

dereckson retitled this revision from to Allow to update Mumble server certificates.

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dereckson added reviewers: Theaptos, Sandlayth.

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dereckson added inline comments.Nov 3 2016, 02:03

roles/mumble/certificates/files/update-mumble-certificates
14	Is there a compact way to write these blocks in pure sh?

dereckson added inline comments.Nov 3 2016, 02:05

roles/mumble/certificates/init.sls
11	At first, I wondered if /usr/local/sbin would be more appropriated. Then, I've seen there existed some attempts to call jexec as non root user. http://web.archive.org/web/20070630041040/http://people.collaborativefusion.com/~wmoran/code/jailme.html