Ansible Role: Fusion Directory

Installs Fusion Directory on Debian 10/11 with ansible.

The goal here is to provide a standalone fusiondirectory role that can be added into your playbooks.

The ansible role allows you to install, for the moment, the version 1.4 of Fusion Directory.

Requirements

• A running openLDAP.
• If you are using SSL/TLS, you will need to provide your own certificate and key files. You can generate a self-signed certificate with a command like openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout example.key -out example.crt.

Role Variables for Fusion Directory

Available variables are listed below, along with default values (see defaults/main.yml):

fd

Change the variables to your needs.

fd_packages:
- fusiondirectory
- fusiondirectory-schema
- fusiondirectory-plugin-webservice
- fusiondirectory-plugin-webservice-schema

fd_ldap_uri: ldaps://CHANGEME/dc=CHANGEME
fd_ldap_admin_dn: cn=CHANGEME
fd_ldap_admin_password: CHANGEME (you should use ansible-vault for the variable)

fd_apache_update_vhosts: false
fd_apache_vhosts_filename: "00-fusiondirectory.conf"
fd_apache_vhosts_template: "00-fusiondirectory.conf.j2"

fd_entreprise_setup: false
fd_entreprise_auth_filename: "auth.conf"
fd_entreprise_auth_template: "auth.conf.j2"

Example Playbook

- hosts: fd
  become: true
  roles:
    - role: unamur.fusiondirectory

Tests

testing locally with Vagrant

You can test this ansible role by using vagrant. See the Vagrantfile.

Future improvements

• Provide more recent/different versions of Fusion Directory
• More OS support

Feel free to contribute.

License

MIT License