Ansible Role for Lufi (Let's Upload That File)

Installs and configures Lufi on Debian/Ubuntu servers. Find out more about Lufi here, created by Luc Didry.

This role will automatically install a service that will start when the server boots up. It will figure out which service manager is being used automatically too.

Requirements

Using this role doesn't install Nginx or Apache as a reverse proxy, you need to do that yourself! An example configuration for Nginx can be found here. It is included as an option here.

Role Variables

Set the user/group that will be used to run Lufi. It makes sense to use the webserver user/group.

lufi_user: www-data
lufi_group: www-data

Set if Lufi should be kept up to date. (default: no)

lufi_keep_updated: no

There are a few mandatory and many optional values. Check all possible variables in defaults/main.yml.

# Required!
lufi_working_dir: "/var/www/example.com"
lufi_listen:
  - 'http://127.0.0.1:8080'
  - "http://{{ ansible_default_ipv4.address }}:8080"
lufi_contact: "[email protected]"

# Optional
lufi_theme: "default"
lufi_proxy: no
lufi_workers: 30
lufi_clients: 1
lufi_url_length: 8
lufi_provis_step: 5
lufi_provisioning: 100
lufi_token_length: 32
lufi_max_file_size: 104857600
lufi_piwik_img: ""
lufi_broadcast_message: ""
lufi_default_delay: 0
lufi_max_delay: 0
lufi_prefix: "/"
lufi_allowed_domains: []
lufi_fixed_domain: ""
lufi_mail_sender: "[email protected]"
lufi_db_path: "lufi.db"
lufi_upload_dir: "files"
lufi_session_duration: 3600
lufi_keep_ip_during: 365
lufi_max_total_size: 10*1024*1024*1024
lufi_policy_when_full: "warn"
lufi_delete_no_longer_viewed_files: 90

Role Tags

Each part of the setup has a tag.

lufi:install
lufi:site
lufi:service

Dependencies

None.

Example Playbook

# playbook.yml
---
- hosts: servers
  become: yes
  vars_files:
    - vars/main.yml
  roles:
    - { role: noplanman.lufi }

# vars/main.yml
---
lufi_working_dir: "/var/www/lufi.example.com"
lufi_listen: [ "http://127.0.0.1:8080" ]
lufi_contact: "[email protected]"
lufi_broadcast_message: "Welcome to Lufi. Upload those files!"

FAQ

• files are written encrypted in {{ lufi_working_dir }}/files
• activity log is inside lufi.db(sqlite3) and log/production.log

License

MIT