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  4 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I think we're talking about a spin of openSUSE Leap 15.X with probably some autoyast config to meet requirements from the SUSE IT Policy (encrypted home etc) and some tool initialized on the first boot (Or perhaps SUMA could do that ?) that can pull additional "new" software and deploys configuration changes to clients as needed.

  The first-boot experience should probably connect to suse-guest (or other corporate wifi), pull VPN client and up2date configs, enable local printer discovery, certificates, enable multimedia and preferred browser that works with our web tools, preinstall tools used by SUSE Engineering (and other departments) teams, slack, Evolution with EWS config, etc.

  I know both RH with (CentOS 7.X based CSB) and IBM (with their open client) used to have 3rd party tools that were monitoring installed software, deploy new config changes etc. Perhaps that's something we could consider as well.

  Non-technical users had an option "not to have root password' any sort of management was done from the IT side. Knowing root password meant that you manage the host by yourself.

  The question is also if IT will want to have control about what updates go in as that would probably require some sort of RMT in between.

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    4 months ago by lrupp | Reply

    Looks like you want to explore kiwi's feature set and OBS ability to constantly rebuild the image to me.

    Beside the encryption, you might want to have a look at existing images (like the one of the openSUSE heroes) to get a starting point.

    ...I'm just wondering what you plan to do with the rest of the week

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      4 months ago by lkocman | Reply

      I personally wanted to play with container images for a quick home mirror enablement :-)

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        4 months ago by lrupp | Reply

        JFYI: as we are testing our Salt Setup via Gitlab Runners, there are already some specialized Container images available, that you might want to check for some ideas.

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      JFYI: as we are testing our Salt Setup via Gitlab Runners, there are already some [specialized Container images](https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:infrastructure/container-heroes-salt-testing) available, that you might want to check for some ideas.
       
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    I personally wanted to play with container images for a quick home mirror enablement :-)
     
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      4 months ago by lkocman | Reply

      The problem is more with the management after the first-boot. There is a bunch of software in flatpaks etc. What about rancher tools with perhaps custom installers etc :-) There is unfortunatelly more to it than just kiwi tweaks.

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    The problem is more with the management after the first-boot. There is a bunch of software in flatpaks etc. What about rancher tools with perhaps custom installers etc :-) There is unfortunatelly more to it than just kiwi tweaks.
     
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    The problem is more with the management after the first-boot. There is a bunch of software in flatpaks etc. What about rancher tools with perhaps custom installers etc :-) There is unfortunatelly more to it than just kiwi tweaks.
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  Looks like you want to explore [kiwi's feature set](https://osinside.github.io/kiwi/working_with_images/disk_setup_for_luks.html) and OBS ability to constantly rebuild the image to me. :smile: Beside the encryption, you might want to have a look at existing images (like the one of the [openSUSE heroes](https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:infrastructure:Images:openSUSE_Leap_15.3/jeos)) to get a starting point. ...I'm just wondering what you plan to do with the rest of the week :smiley:
   
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  Looks like you want to explore kiwi's feature set and OBS ability to constantly rebuild the image to me.
  Beside the encryption, you might want to have a look at existing images (like the one of the openSUSE heroes) to get a starting point.
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    4 months ago by vgrinco | Reply

    For encryption I'd make use of the device TPM chip for storing the encryption key, to not rely on people remembering passwords.

    We might also explore options to allow users to select the profile for their machine. E.G. sales, engineering, marketing, etc. and have ansible profiles packaged for each that would apply only specific set of rules, deploy the apps they use, create shortcuts relevant for that particular role, and so on. It would result in a cleaner experience.

    For the bootstrap process, we can prepare a PXE server in given VLANs, which will also guarantee some sort of connectivity for the machine that's being bootstrapped. During the bootstrap process, we might want to consider updating the asset management system with the machine serial number and owner login.

    Agree with the root/no root option, and a mechanism to reset the password to gain full system access for the ones who want to self-manage. We must assume that there will be part of the population who will rely on IT entirely to manage their OS (HR, for example, we want to have as diverse community as possible). Not sure if we'll be able to create a secure, user-initiated mechanism for remote support - we can add that to the backlog to be implemented at a latter stage.

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      4 months ago by lrupp | Reply

      For PXE, please get in touch with our "Core Components" Team. They provide PXE + AutoYaST + some kind of Post-Boostrap process now since >15 years. It's called 'Orthos' and allows also to inventorize a machine automatically.

      For E&I, there are standard PXE services up and running in Nuremberg and Prague as well, including the latest development versions of our distribution. IMHO this should exist in Provo and Prague as well, but I'm not 100% sure there. EngInfra is providing this service.

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    For PXE, please get in touch with our "Core Components" Team. They provide PXE + AutoYaST + some kind of Post-Boostrap process now since >15 years. It's called 'Orthos' and allows also to inventorize a machine automatically.
    For E&I, there are standard PXE services up and running in Nuremberg and Prague as well, including the latest development versions of our distribution. IMHO this should exist in Provo and Prague as well, but I'm not 100% sure there. EngInfra is providing this service.
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  For encryption I'd make use of the device TPM chip for storing the encryption key, to not rely on people remembering passwords. We might also explore options to allow users to select the profile for their machine. E.G. sales, engineering, marketing, etc. and have ansible profiles packaged for each that would apply only specific set of rules, deploy the apps they use, create shortcuts relevant for that particular role, and so on. It would result in a cleaner experience. For the bootstrap process, we can prepare a PXE server in given VLANs, which will also guarantee some sort of connectivity for the machine that's being bootstrapped. During the bootstrap process, we might want to consider updating the asset management system with the machine serial number and owner login. Agree with the root/no root option, and a mechanism to reset the password to gain full system access for the ones who want to self-manage. We must assume that there will be part of the population who will rely on IT entirely to manage their OS (HR, for example, we want to have as diverse community as possible). Not sure if we'll be able to create a secure, user-initiated mechanism for remote support - we can add that to the backlog to be implemented at a latter stage.
   
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  For encryption I'd make use of the device TPM chip for storing the encryption key, to not rely on people remembering passwords.
  We might also explore options to allow users to select the profile for their machine. E.G. sales, engineering, marketing, etc. and have ansible profiles packaged for each that would apply only specific set of rules, deploy the apps they use, create shortcuts relevant for that particular role, and so on. It would result in a cleaner experience.
  For the bootstrap process, we can prepare a PXE server in given VLANs, which will also guarantee some sort of connectivity for the machine that's being bootstrapped. During the bootstrap process, we might want to consider updating the asset management system with the machine serial number and owner login.
  Agree with the root/no root option, and a mechanism to reset the password to gain full system access for the ones who want to self-manage. We must assume that there will be part of the population who will rely on IT entirely to manage their OS (HR, for example, we want to have as diverse community as possible). Not sure if we'll be able to create a secure, user-initiated mechanism for remote support - we can add that to the backlog to be implemented at a latter stage.
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    4 months ago by bmwiedemann | Reply

    enable multimedia

    depends on the openh264 work with Cisco, if we want something that can pass legal review.

    Or we need to convince Microsoft & friends to re-design their tools to use open codecs such as VP9/webm or AV1 in Teams.

    We certainly do not want to include those 3rd party Packman repos.

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  > enable multimedia depends on the openh264 work with Cisco, if we want something that can pass legal review. Or we need to convince Microsoft & friends to re-design their tools to use open codecs such as VP9/webm or AV1 in Teams. We certainly do not want to include those 3rd party Packman repos.
   
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  depends on the openh264 work with Cisco, if we want something that can pass legal review.
  Or we need to convince Microsoft & friends to re-design their tools to use open codecs such as VP9/webm or AV1 in Teams.
  We certainly do not want to include those 3rd party Packman repos.
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I think we're talking about a spin of openSUSE Leap 15.X with probably some autoyast config to meet requirements from the SUSE IT Policy (encrypted home etc) and some tool initialized on the first boot (Or perhaps SUMA could do that ?) that can pull additional "new" software and deploys configuration changes to clients as needed. The first-boot experience should probably connect to suse-guest (or other corporate wifi), pull VPN client and up2date configs, enable local printer discovery, certificates, enable multimedia and preferred browser that works with our web tools, preinstall tools used by SUSE Engineering (and other departments) teams, slack, Evolution with EWS config, etc. I know both RH with (CentOS 7.X based CSB) and IBM (with their open client) used to have 3rd party tools that were monitoring installed software, deploy new config changes etc. Perhaps that's something we could consider as well. Non-technical users had an option "not to have root password' any sort of management was done from the IT side. Knowing root password meant that you manage the host by yourself. The question is also if IT will want to have control about what updates go in as that would probably require some sort of RMT in between.
 
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I think we're talking about a spin of openSUSE Leap 15.X with probably some autoyast config to meet requirements from the SUSE IT Policy (encrypted home etc) and some tool initialized on the first boot (Or perhaps SUMA could do that ?) that can pull additional "new" software and deploys configuration changes to clients as needed.
The first-boot experience should probably connect to suse-guest (or other corporate wifi), pull VPN client and up2date configs, enable local printer discovery, certificates, enable multimedia and preferred browser that works with our web tools, preinstall tools used by SUSE Engineering (and other departments) teams, slack, Evolution with EWS config, etc.
I know both RH with (CentOS 7.X based CSB) and IBM (with their open client) used to have 3rd party tools that were monitoring installed software, deploy new config changes etc. Perhaps that's something we could consider as well.
Non-technical users had an option "not to have root password' any sort of management was done from the IT side. Knowing root password meant that you manage the host by yourself.
The question is also if IT will want to have control about what updates go in as that would probably require some sort of RMT in between.
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  4 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  We already build a Corporate Standard build for Datto in OBS (it's Ubuntu based but the requirements would be similar), we might want to add that to our starting points next to image for Heroes.

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We already build a Corporate Standard build for Datto in OBS (it's Ubuntu based but the requirements would be similar), we might want to add that to our starting points next to image for Heroes. https://mysuse.sharepoint.com/sites/OpenSourceCommunityCitizens/SitePages/Past-Events-and-meetings.aspx
 
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  3 months ago by anthidote | Reply

  I was helping a new joiner who made the masochistic choice of a Thinkpad with an i9 and Intel Onboard GFX + Dedicated NVIDIA GFX. It does not well work on Tumbleweed. It works ok with Ubuntu, so I told him to stick with it and maybe keep on openSUSE as dual boot if he's interested in hacking it.

  Perhaps the most important part of this would be to have IT "certify" or "reccomend" certain laptops for openSUSE. Once a new joiner has made a hw choice like that, there's very little we can realisitically do.

  The same Thinkpad model with a Ryzen + Vega GFX is much, much more stable with TW. In fact it works flawlessly.

  I can share a pdf guide, that I am building for new joiners. Perhaps there are some things that could be used for the image. One thing that could be useful is preloading it with SUSE CA certificates. That would make accessing the LDAP directory and setting up a thunderbird addressbook a bit easier.

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    3 months ago by anthidote | Reply

    https://gitlab.suse.de/suse-support/new-joiners-guide

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    3 months ago by pperego | Reply

    It seems my setup and yes TW works very bad. Today I had panic moments when zypper dup crashed and system was in a corrupted state after an update. I had the same setup: thinkpad i9, onboard chard + nvidia T100 quadro

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I was helping a new joiner who made the masochistic choice of a Thinkpad with an i9 and Intel Onboard GFX + Dedicated NVIDIA GFX. It does not well work on Tumbleweed. It works ok with Ubuntu, so I told him to stick with it and maybe keep on openSUSE as dual boot if he's interested in hacking it. Perhaps the most important part of this would be to have IT "certify" or "reccomend" certain laptops for openSUSE. Once a new joiner has made a hw choice like that, there's very little we can realisitically do. The same Thinkpad model with a Ryzen + Vega GFX is much, much more stable with TW. In fact it works flawlessly. I can share a pdf guide, that I am building for new joiners. Perhaps there are some things that could be used for the image. One thing that could be useful is preloading it with SUSE CA certificates. That would make accessing the LDAP directory and setting up a thunderbird addressbook a bit easier.
 
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I was helping a new joiner who made the masochistic choice of a Thinkpad with an i9 and Intel Onboard GFX + Dedicated NVIDIA GFX. It does not well work on Tumbleweed. It works ok with Ubuntu, so I told him to stick with it and maybe keep on openSUSE as dual boot if he's interested in hacking it.
Perhaps the most important part of this would be to have IT "certify" or "reccomend" certain laptops for openSUSE. Once a new joiner has made a hw choice like that, there's very little we can realisitically do.
The same Thinkpad model with a Ryzen + Vega GFX is much, much more stable with TW. In fact it works flawlessly.
I can share a pdf guide, that I am building for new joiners. Perhaps there are some things that could be used for the image. One thing that could be useful is preloading it with SUSE CA certificates. That would make accessing the LDAP directory and setting up a thunderbird addressbook a bit easier.
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  3 months ago by vgrinco | Reply

  We could also consider leapmicro[1]. Might be cool to offer a system unbreakable by updates. Heard there was a desktop spin for it.

  [1] https://get.opensuse.org/leapmicro/5.2/

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    3 months ago by vgrinco | Reply

    Testing this: https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:MicroOS/Downloads

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    3 months ago by vgrinco | Reply

    Leapmicro doesn't have a desktop manager - so no go. MicroOS is beta, and worked with moderate success - plus it's tumbleweed based. Sounds like a cool tiny os, but is not stable enough to be used in prod. Am working on leape 15.4 RC now -so far the best experience.

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  Leapmicro doesn't have a desktop manager - so no go. MicroOS is beta, and worked with moderate success - plus it's tumbleweed based. Sounds like a cool tiny os, but is not stable enough to be used in prod. Am working on leape 15.4 RC now -so far the best experience.
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We could also consider leapmicro[1]. Might be cool to offer a system unbreakable by updates. Heard there was a desktop spin for it. [1] https://get.opensuse.org/leapmicro/5.2/
 
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  2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Quick update

  I do currently experiment here https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra

  It's based on GNOME Live image package set, however I'm aiming for selfinstall media with gnome-initial-setup for firstboot

  I'd like to submit Proof Of Concept to https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:mpiala:suse-it-infra quite soon

  Official space where we'll build images long term is here (SUSE IT has admin permissions) https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra

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Quick update I do currently experiment here https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra It's based on GNOME Live image package set, however I'm aiming for selfinstall media with gnome-initial-setup for firstboot I'd like to submit Proof Of Concept to https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:mpiala:suse-it-infra quite soon Official space where we'll build images long term is here (SUSE IT has admin permissions) https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra
 
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Quick update
I do currently experiment here https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra
It's based on GNOME Live image package set, however I'm aiming for selfinstall media with gnome-initial-setup for firstboot
I'd like to submit Proof Of Concept to https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:mpiala:suse-it-infra quite soon
Official space where we'll build images long term is here (SUSE IT has admin permissions) https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra
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  2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Right now a simple task for volunteer could be to fix the rename in kiwipostrun (see project description, it contains the build error) More complext task will be to decide where to take teams, slack, element (irc/openSUSE) from

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  2 months ago by lnussel | Reply

  We are the actual OS vendor, what's wrong with the official images we already produce? :-) We can basically change all aspects of them to suite our needs. Forking and maintaining a specific image in OBS over time is a lot of effort. Maybe SUSE specifics aren't so specific and could be integrated in a way that makes it possible to be reused by other companies? Upstream first is always a good idea :-)

  For example, IIRC the fedora installer asks whether the installation at hand is a corporate one and offers AD integration then. That's probably not exactly what we need here. Instead the installer could offer something similar to the community repos dialog, allowing to specify a custom domain name. Ie one would enter suse.com, the installer downloads a config file from there that tells the installer eg what VPN technology is used, what extra repos or packages are needed or whether eg full disk encryption should be enabled by default.

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    2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

    We want self-install with first-boot and mdm integration. We can make spin of official images + use non-oss repo for everything else. We'll still need to store vpn configs and similar somewhere (it repo)

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We are the actual OS vendor, what's wrong with the official images we already produce? :-) We can basically change all aspects of them to suite our needs. Forking and maintaining a specific image in OBS over time is a lot of effort. Maybe SUSE specifics aren't so specific and could be integrated in a way that makes it possible to be reused by other companies? Upstream first is always a good idea :-) For example, IIRC the fedora installer asks whether the installation at hand is a corporate one and offers AD integration then. That's probably not exactly what we need here. Instead the installer could offer something similar to the community repos dialog, allowing to specify a custom domain name. Ie one would enter suse.com, the installer downloads a config file from there that tells the installer eg what VPN technology is used, what extra repos or packages are needed or whether eg full disk encryption should be enabled by default.
 
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We are the actual OS vendor, what's wrong with the official images we already produce? :-) We can basically change all aspects of them to suite our needs. Forking and maintaining a specific image in OBS over time is a lot of effort. Maybe SUSE specifics aren't so specific and could be integrated in a way that makes it possible to be reused by other companies? Upstream first is always a good idea :-)
For example, IIRC the fedora installer asks whether the installation at hand is a corporate one and offers AD integration then. That's probably not exactly what we need here. Instead the installer could offer something similar to the community repos dialog, allowing to specify a custom domain name. Ie one would enter suse.com, the installer downloads a config file from there that tells the installer eg what VPN technology is used, what extra repos or packages are needed or whether eg full disk encryption should be enabled by default.
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  2 months ago by wstephenson | Reply

  Is there a way for an extension (once activated early in the installation) to hook in to the installer and add the features we require to the base openSUSE images, as Ludwig suggests? Or can this be done with the venerable AutoYast?

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    about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

    I was honestly thinking of doing this in gnome-initial-setup's firstboot https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-initial-setup/-/blob/master/HACKING

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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  do we have the (open)vpn configuration packaged somewhere?

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  about 2 months ago by gkurel_suse | Reply

  Here's the short description of the corporate openSUSE image seen by SUSE IT. Please note that this is still a draft, based on comments posted in this project along with the security and business requirements. We believe it is a good starting point. The content is kept and updated on Confluence. File below is the latest snapshot in PDF format.

  Link: openSUSE Corporate Image

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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I did converted article to wiki, so it's accessible outside SUSE network, and also in case that confluence would be again not available for a week or so https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Leap:CSBRequirements

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  about 2 months ago by rkissiov | Reply

  The below link is for the openSUSE image project schedule, starting from the 27th at 1PM till Friday the 1st of July.

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The below link is for the openSUSE image project schedule, starting from the 27th at 1PM till Friday the 1st of July. https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NGM2OGNjNjQtYjcxMi00MjJiLWI2ZDMtMjAxMzI1MGY5YzBl%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22f7a17af6-1c5c-4a36-aa8b-f5be247aa4ba%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2272f6f3b7-35f8-48b2-bfd9-fd379d4e4b51%22%7d
 
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  The call is open to everyone, feel free to connect. The meeting is still open, we'll most likely keep it open for others to join for rest of the day.

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  about 2 months ago by mpiala | Reply

  Day 1 kick-off meeting

  Attendees: lkocman, vgrinco, mpiala, rkissiov, wfrisch, toepkes, gkurel

  Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration)

  Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta)

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    about 2 months ago by mpiala | Reply

    better readable format:

    Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration)

    Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS - mpiala B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta) - rkissiov

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  better readable format: Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration) Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS - mpiala B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta) - rkissiov
   
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  better readable format:
  Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration)
  Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS - mpiala B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta) - rkissiov
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Day 1 kick-off meeting Attendees: lkocman, vgrinco, mpiala, rkissiov, wfrisch, toepkes, gkurel Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration) Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (`/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE` ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta)
 
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Day 1 kick-off meeting
Attendees: lkocman, vgrinco, mpiala, rkissiov, wfrisch, toepkes, gkurel
Initially defined streams: A. deployment B. packaging C. MDM enrollment (former configuration management + asset management integration)
Actions for today: A1: gnome-initial-setup is enabled, disk encrypted by default password (later can be changed) - lkocman A2: create dummy rpm from IBS B1: deploy package for VPN configuration (for corp + Eng VPN; openconnect + OpenVPN are dependency for this package, should be already in Leap) - wfrisch B2: deploy package for MDM enrollment (/opt/vmware/ws1-hub/bin/ws1HubUtil enroll -s ds1678.awmdm.com -g m3115296 -u openSUSE -p openSUSE ; workspaceone-intelligent-hub is dependency for this package) - gkurel C1: enroll device into our Workspace One tenant (currently default credentials, goal is to use Okta)
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  about 2 months ago by mpiala | Reply

  Day 1 summary:

  Deployment

  • A1: build has enabled gnome-initial-setup + disk encryption. Still failing, lkocman will continue on it

  Packaging

  • B1: Deploy package for openconnect - done by wfrisch. Deploy package for OpenVPN - item for tomorrow for gkurel/wfrisch
  • B2: Deploy package for MDM enrollment - done by vgrinco, using only default credentials. Once C1 is completed, we will change enrollment to use Okta.

  MDM enrollment

  • C1: Enrollment working with default credentials works. Call with Workspace One happened (Okta authentication), we are expecting some answers tomorrow.

  Thank you guys for a nice work today! Let's have a sync tomorrow at 9:30 CEST

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    about 2 months ago by mpiala | Reply

    A2: repository for packages is completed here: https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra

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Day 1 summary: Deployment * A1: build has enabled gnome-initial-setup + disk encryption. Still failing, lkocman will continue on it Packaging * B1: Deploy package for openconnect - done by wfrisch. Deploy package for OpenVPN - item for tomorrow for gkurel/wfrisch * B2: Deploy package for MDM enrollment - done by vgrinco, using only default credentials. Once C1 is completed, we will change enrollment to use Okta. MDM enrollment * C1: Enrollment working with default credentials works. Call with Workspace One happened (Okta authentication), we are expecting some answers tomorrow. Thank you guys for a nice work today! Let's have a sync tomorrow at 9:30 CEST
 
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Day 1 summary:
Deployment
• A1: build has enabled gnome-initial-setup + disk encryption. Still failing, lkocman will continue on it
Packaging
• B1: Deploy package for openconnect - done by wfrisch. Deploy package for OpenVPN - item for tomorrow for gkurel/wfrisch
• B2: Deploy package for MDM enrollment - done by vgrinco, using only default credentials. Once C1 is completed, we will change enrollment to use Okta.
MDM enrollment
• C1: Enrollment working with default credentials works. Call with Workspace One happened (Okta authentication), we are expecting some answers tomorrow.
Thank you guys for a nice work today! Let's have a sync tomorrow at 9:30 CEST
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I have encrypted image by using "suseit" password https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/lkocman:/suse-it-infra/images/

  Together with gnome-branding which should install basic flatpaks after gnome-initial-setup (thank to Richard's work in MicroOS).

  However, I'm now debugging why my image end up with gdm, instead of gnome-intial-setup (I suppose systems service conflicts).

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I have encrypted image by using "suseit" password https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/lkocman:/suse-it-infra/images/ Together with gnome-branding which should install basic flatpaks after gnome-initial-setup (thank to Richard's work in MicroOS). However, I'm now debugging why my image end up with gdm, instead of gnome-intial-setup (I suppose systems service conflicts).
 
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I have encrypted image by using "suseit" password https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/lkocman:/suse-it-infra/images/
Together with gnome-branding which should install basic flatpaks after gnome-initial-setup (thank to Richard's work in MicroOS).
However, I'm now debugging why my image end up with gdm, instead of gnome-intial-setup (I suppose systems service conflicts).
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  about 2 months ago by mpiala | Reply

  Day 2

  Deployment

  • The encryption works. We might consider to disable the encryption for few days, to lower the build time
  • Some issue with GDM, lkocman working on it

  Packaging

  • OpenVPN package in progress by wfrisch
  • Teams, Slack to be installed using flatpack - gkurel is working it

  MDM enrollment

  • Currently, we can enroll (all) linux machines under one user and to move them to different user is not working. Waiting for replies from Workspace One, how to properly integrate it with Okta.

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Day 2 Deployment * The encryption works. We might consider to disable the encryption for few days, to lower the build time * Some issue with GDM, lkocman working on it Packaging * OpenVPN package in progress by wfrisch * Teams, Slack to be installed using flatpack - gkurel is working it MDM enrollment * Currently, we can enroll (all) linux machines under one user and to move them to different user is not working. Waiting for replies from Workspace One, how to properly integrate it with Okta.
 
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Day 2
Deployment
• The encryption works. We might consider to disable the encryption for few days, to lower the build time
• Some issue with GDM, lkocman working on it
Packaging
• OpenVPN package in progress by wfrisch
• Teams, Slack to be installed using flatpack - gkurel is working it
MDM enrollment
• Currently, we can enroll (all) linux machines under one user and to move them to different user is not working. Waiting for replies from Workspace One, how to properly integrate it with Okta.
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  So we do have an btrfs encrypted Leap 15.4 self-install image that triggers gnome-initial-setup. Once the first-boot is done gnome-branding-Leap's mod-firstboot (Big thanks to Richard) will pull remaining software as flatpaks. Deployment on real HW was under 3 minutes. VM in file/gnome-boxes more likely 5-7.

  https://ibb.co/yPHvV2g (see pic from my tuxedo laptop)

  • Issue1: I had to disable ignition as it was failing the boot (seems like caused by some update in SLE Micro 5.3)

  • Issue2: We've had to fork gdm, as the gnome-initial-setup feature is disabled in SLE/Leap.

  • Issue3: I see that the gnome-initial-setup is either buggy (e.g. nothing happens if you click on connect to wifi) or there is something wrong with the modified GNOME livecd base that was used for the self-install image and seems like no user is created after finishing the first-boot wizard. This currently blocks the gnome-branding mod-firstboot and any other progress.

  I could use somebody who could debug it and fix the remaining issues. Unfortunately the latest version from the factory will not build on top of 15.4

  The image is built by these two files (livecd-openSUSE as I started with GNOME livecd as a base) https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/selfinstall-leap-gnome-csb.kiwi?expand=1 https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/config.sh?expand=1

  I did create https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra/suse-csb-release, that will enable the isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra repo and adds recommends for suse-it software (OpenVPN configs etc). This one could use some love as well.

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So we do have an btrfs encrypted Leap 15.4 self-install image that triggers gnome-initial-setup. Once the first-boot is done gnome-branding-Leap's mod-firstboot (Big thanks to Richard) will pull remaining software as flatpaks. Deployment on real HW was under 3 minutes. VM in file/gnome-boxes more likely 5-7. https://ibb.co/yPHvV2g (see pic from my tuxedo laptop) * Issue1: I had to disable ignition as it was failing the boot (seems like caused by some update in SLE Micro 5.3) * Issue2: We've had to fork gdm, as the gnome-initial-setup feature is disabled in SLE/Leap. * Issue3: I see that the gnome-initial-setup is either buggy (e.g. nothing happens if you click on connect to wifi) or there is something wrong with the modified GNOME livecd base that was used for the self-install image and seems like no user is created after finishing the first-boot wizard. This currently blocks the gnome-branding mod-firstboot and any other progress. I could use somebody who could debug it and fix the remaining issues. Unfortunately the latest version from the factory will not build on top of 15.4 The image is built by these two files (livecd-openSUSE as I started with GNOME livecd as a base) https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/selfinstall-leap-gnome-csb.kiwi?expand=1 https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/config.sh?expand=1 I did create https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra/suse-csb-release, that will enable the isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra repo and adds recommends for suse-it software (OpenVPN configs etc). This one could use some love as well.
 
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So we do have an btrfs encrypted Leap 15.4 self-install image that triggers gnome-initial-setup. Once the first-boot is done gnome-branding-Leap's mod-firstboot (Big thanks to Richard) will pull remaining software as flatpaks. Deployment on real HW was under 3 minutes. VM in file/gnome-boxes more likely 5-7.
https://ibb.co/yPHvV2g (see pic from my tuxedo laptop)
• Issue1: I had to disable ignition as it was failing the boot (seems like caused by some update in SLE Micro 5.3)

• Issue2: We've had to fork gdm, as the gnome-initial-setup feature is disabled in SLE/Leap.

• Issue3: I see that the gnome-initial-setup is either buggy (e.g. nothing happens if you click on connect to wifi) or there is something wrong with the modified GNOME livecd base that was used for the self-install image and seems like no user is created after finishing the first-boot wizard. This currently blocks the gnome-branding mod-firstboot and any other progress.
I could use somebody who could debug it and fix the remaining issues. Unfortunately the latest version from the factory will not build on top of 15.4
The image is built by these two files (livecd-openSUSE as I started with GNOME livecd as a base) https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/selfinstall-leap-gnome-csb.kiwi?expand=1 https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE/config.sh?expand=1
I did create https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra/suse-csb-release, that will enable the isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra repo and adds recommends for suse-it software (OpenVPN configs etc). This one could use some love as well.
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I did fork a newer version of gnome-initial-setup from factory (r 14) which doesn't seem to have sle patches. Let's see if that works better

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I did fork a newer version of gnome-initial-setup from factory (r 14) which doesn't seem to have sle patches. Let's see if that works better
 
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  OK, so I've fixed the gnome-initial-setup it was really stupid issue, as we were building the image with readonly root (copied from livecd). I did notice this before, but simply remounting it as r/w before reastarting display-manager did not fix the issue. Full boot with /r/w / simply worked. I got to the point where I had Leap 15.4 self-installed image with GNOME, that triggered gnome-branding-Leap which installed remaining software as flatpaks. Fixed in https://build.opensuse.org/package/rdiff/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE?linkrev=base&rev=36

  The current image has ignition-dracut enabled, so we can set a root password, otherwise, it's a pain. Seems like self-install built itself erases root password, even when it was originally set in kiwi.

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OK, so I've fixed the gnome-initial-setup it was really stupid issue, as we were building the image with readonly root (copied from livecd). I did notice this before, but simply remounting it as r/w before reastarting display-manager did not fix the issue. Full boot with /r/w / simply worked. I got to the point where I had Leap 15.4 self-installed image with GNOME, that triggered gnome-branding-Leap which installed remaining software as flatpaks. Fixed in https://build.opensuse.org/package/rdiff/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE?linkrev=base&rev=36 The current image has ignition-dracut enabled, so we can set a root password, otherwise, it's a pain. Seems like self-install built itself erases root password, even when it was originally set in kiwi.
 
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OK, so I've fixed the gnome-initial-setup it was really stupid issue, as we were building the image with readonly root (copied from livecd). I did notice this before, but simply remounting it as r/w before reastarting display-manager did not fix the issue. Full boot with /r/w / simply worked. I got to the point where I had Leap 15.4 self-installed image with GNOME, that triggered gnome-branding-Leap which installed remaining software as flatpaks. Fixed in https://build.opensuse.org/package/rdiff/home:lkocman:suse-it-infra/livecd-openSUSE?linkrev=base&rev=36
The current image has ignition-dracut enabled, so we can set a root password, otherwise, it's a pain. Seems like self-install built itself erases root password, even when it was originally set in kiwi.
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Oky so we did syncup with mpiala, put our changes together and all was submitted and accepted into https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra

  My remaining next steps for this hackweek is to ensure that ignition/combustion can change root password (otherwise you have to use rescue media or similar), as the initial build on Monday was failing on ignition related things.

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Oky so we did syncup with mpiala, put our changes together and all was submitted and accepted into https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra My remaining next steps for this hackweek is to ensure that ignition/combustion can change root password (otherwise you have to use rescue media or similar), as the initial build on Monday was failing on ignition related things.
 
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Oky so we did syncup with mpiala, put our changes together and all was submitted and accepted into https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/isv:SUSE:suse-it-infra
My remaining next steps for this hackweek is to ensure that ignition/combustion can change root password (otherwise you have to use rescue media or similar), as the initial build on Monday was failing on ignition related things.
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  The ideal next steps, in general, would be to make self-install Leap media with updated gnome-initial-setup (and gdm without SLEs patches to disable gnome-initial-setup) part of official Leap 15.4 or 15.5 :Images.

  We'd still have to figure out a way for suse-it to manage the gnome-initial-setup and gnome-branding (mod-firstboot), without rebuilding the image, in any case at least we'd have a fork of the official image to overwrite defaults).

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The ideal next steps, in general, would be to make self-install Leap media with updated gnome-initial-setup (and gdm without SLEs patches to disable gnome-initial-setup) part of official Leap 15.4 or 15.5 :Images. We'd still have to figure out a way for suse-it to manage the gnome-initial-setup and gnome-branding (mod-firstboot), without rebuilding the image, in any case at least we'd have a fork of the official image to overwrite defaults).
 
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The ideal next steps, in general, would be to make self-install Leap media with updated gnome-initial-setup (and gdm without SLEs patches to disable gnome-initial-setup) part of official Leap 15.4 or 15.5 :Images.
We'd still have to figure out a way for suse-it to manage the gnome-initial-setup and gnome-branding (mod-firstboot), without rebuilding the image, in any case at least we'd have a fork of the official image to overwrite defaults).
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  about 2 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I've played a bit with combustion (tested in gnome-boxes) and depends if you first-boot with "ignition usb device" or not, the it either has control over root or not https://github.com/SUSE/suse-csb-release/pull/2

  The changeLuksKey for btrfs doesn't seem to work, so that will require further investigation.

  Otherwise, the custom sudoers, where the user has to enter the root password works ... keep in mind that as long as the person knows the luks password, they can boot with init=/bin/sh and get a root shell...

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I've played a bit with combustion (tested in gnome-boxes) and depends if you first-boot with "ignition usb device" or not, the it either has control over root or not https://github.com/SUSE/suse-csb-release/pull/2 The changeLuksKey for btrfs doesn't seem to work, so that will require further investigation. Otherwise, the custom sudoers, where the user has to enter the root password works ... keep in mind that as long as the person knows the luks password, they can boot with init=/bin/sh and get a root shell...
 
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I've played a bit with combustion (tested in gnome-boxes) and depends if you first-boot with "ignition usb device" or not, the it either has control over root or not https://github.com/SUSE/suse-csb-release/pull/2
The changeLuksKey for btrfs doesn't seem to work, so that will require further investigation.
Otherwise, the custom sudoers, where the user has to enter the root password works ... keep in mind that as long as the person knows the luks password, they can boot with init=/bin/sh and get a root shell...
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  about 1 month ago by lkocman | Reply

  Regarding root access, datto has a secondary "ansible" user, with IT pubkey on it. The status of machine is being reported even if it's connected through VPN.

  Perhaps that's an approach we could consider as well.

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Regarding root access, datto has a secondary "ansible" user, with IT pubkey on it. The status of machine is being reported even if it's connected through VPN. Perhaps that's an approach we could consider as well.
 
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Regarding root access, datto has a secondary "ansible" user, with IT pubkey on it. The status of machine is being reported even if it's connected through VPN.
Perhaps that's an approach we could consider as well.
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  about 1 month ago by lkocman | Reply

  Just additional info, the user is datto-ansible, we could be using suse-ansible (or -salt, I've heard that we want to prefer Ansible over salt in Alp, not sure what SUSE IT uses ...). Also, the user has to be a system user (have uid < 1000), so it's not displayed in GDM, and gnome-initial-setup starts.

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Just additional info, the user is datto-ansible, we could be using suse-ansible (or -salt, I've heard that we want to prefer Ansible over salt in Alp, not sure what SUSE IT uses ...). Also, the user has to be a system user (have uid < 1000), so it's not displayed in GDM, and gnome-initial-setup starts.
 
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Just additional info, the user is datto-ansible, we could be using suse-ansible (or -salt, I've heard that we want to prefer Ansible over salt in Alp, not sure what SUSE IT uses ...). Also, the user has to be a system user (have uid < 1000), so it's not displayed in GDM, and gnome-initial-setup starts.
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