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# Ansible Setup
Ansible setup is now done through Ansible itself plus a short bootstrap script. Please check earlier revisions of this page for manual setup.
### Prerequisites
* You have sudo installed and you have sudo permissions.
* Run `sudo apt install` in your terminal to check
* You have a GPG key pair and SSH key pair on this computer.
* SSH Key: `ssh-keygen -t rsa`
* Your SSH public key for this computer must be added to your Gitea account. Ideally it's also on other servers.
* In Gitea, go to **Settings > SSH / GPG Keys > Add Key**
* In your terminal, `cd .ssh` from your home directory
* Use either `nano` or `code` to open id_rsa.pub (if using nano, make sure to grab the full key!)
* Paste the key where prompted in Gitea
* Your GPG public key must be added to the pass database, and it must be signed by Jon. ([transferring a key instructions here](https://linuxhint.com/export-import-keys-with-gpg/))
* Nextcloud should be installed.
NOTE: You can bootstrap without adding your server to crm.megaphonetech.com, but after bootstrap your server must be in the inventory.
### Bootstrap stage 1 script
Run these commands:
[**NOTE**: There's a bug in Ubuntu 22.10 (and newer Debian) that prohibits downloading with ansible-galaxy. Comment out the step in localhost-bootstrap.yml and install manually in ~/.ansible/collections.)
```shell
sudo apt install ansible git
git clone https://github.com/MegaphoneJon/ansible-main.git ansible --recursive
cd ansible
# run the bootstrap stage 2. You'll be prompted for your 'BECOME password'; it's your user pw (for sudo).
ansible-playbook localhost-bootstrap.yml --inventory localhost, --ask-become-pass --extra-vars "ansible_user=ansible"
ansible-playbook provision.yml -limit [server_name]
```