automated install

[secgroundzero]

automated install

[secgroundzero]

thank you i will review and push the changes

[wikijm]

Seems to be great. @itcarsales, could you create a pull request for it?

[itcarsales]

I'll add in comments then create a pull request.

[itcarsales]

Here are the wiki-formatted instructions for the new auto installer:

Note for SSH

In newer versions of Raspbian Jesse:
SSH access has been disabled by default. If you are running a headless install, you can add any file named 'ssh' to the root of the SD card to temporarily enable it. That allows you to access raspi-config via SSH after the initial boot. I prefer to use "ssh.txt".

Raspberry Pi Config

From a fresh install of Raspbian Jesse-Lite:

sudo raspi-config

Use this menu to enable SSH, change Hostname and Password, and then reconnect with ssh using the new password after the pi reboots.

Auto installation of WarBerry

sudo apt-get -y install git

sudo git clone https://github.com/secgroundzero/warberry.git

cd /home/pi/warberry

sudo bash warInstall.sh

Follow the prompts to select options as the installer progresses.

Start Script

This allows you to start warberry.py in one of two modes for quick demos or testing. Edit the file to modify either instance to better suit your needs.

cd /home/pi/WarBerry/

sudo bash startWar.sh

Report Script

If you chose to enable Apache Reporting during the install, you can now use this script to copy completed report and start Apache for viewing.

cd /home/pi/WarBerry/

sudo bash warReport.sh

[itcarsales]

One last thing I wanted to note is that I do not know if expanding the file system from raspi-config is a requirement. I do it on almost all of my projects, but I am not sure if it is a "strict requirement" for warberry to work. If it should be done, the instruction can be added to the above wiki.....but I did not include it.

[secgroundzero]

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