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# Workstation Ansible playbooks
This repository sets up various operating systems to my own preference. The
playbooks can be run against the local machine:
This repository sets up various operating systems to my own preference.
The playbooks can be run against the local machine:
./user-cli.yml -i ./local.ini
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## Cloning without SSL verification
Some platforms (NetBSD, FreeBSD) do not include root SSL certificates by
default. This causes the initial git clone to fail with the error
_server certificate verification failed_. You can ignore SSL warnings with the
`GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true` environment variable:
Some platforms (NetBSD, FreeBSD) do not include root SSL certificates by default.
This causes the initial git clone to fail with the error _server certificate verification failed_.
You can ignore SSL warnings with the `GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true` environment variable:
GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true git clone https://github.com/acperkins/workstation.git
This will clone without checking the validation of the root certificates. This
should only be done for the initial clone. The playbooks should be configured to
set up SSL trust for all future actions (for example by installing and
configuring the `mozilla-rootcerts-openssl` package on NetBSD, or the
`ca_root_nss` package on FreeBSD).
This will clone without checking the validation of the root certificates.
This should only be done for the initial clone.
The playbooks should be configured to set up SSL trust for all future actions (for example by installing and configuring the `mozilla-rootcerts-openssl` package on NetBSD, or the `ca_root_nss` package on FreeBSD).