Linux Cients
This guide focuses on managing Linux clients in opsi environments, covering several key aspects:
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Automatic OS Installation
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Adding and integrating Linux computers into opsi (installation of the Client Agent)
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Deploying standard software on the opsi server
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Deploying standard software on Linux clients
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Creating opsi packages and packaging your own software
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Notes on Linux clients
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Special commands for Linux
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Directories you may use
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To manage Linux clients, it’s essential to have an opsi Server already installed and operational. |
Conventions and Notations
In this manual, we adhere to specific conventions for spelling and emphasis:
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File and directory names are presented in
proportional font
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Longer commands and listings are contained in separate boxes. These can be conveniently transferred using copy & paste:
this is a command
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opsi-script
code is displayed like this:
Message "Installing "+ $ProductId$ +" ..."
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Elements in
<angle brackets>
indicate placeholders that you need to replace with their actual values. For instance, the file share containing opsi packages is referred to as<opsi-depot-share>
. On an actual server, this is typically found at/var/lib/opsi/depot
. Hence, the software package<opsi-depot-share>/ooffice
would be located at/var/lib/opsi/depot/ooffice
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Menu entries and button labels are formatted in italics.
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Keyboard keys and combinations are enclosed in square brackets, for example, [C], [Ctrl]+[C], etc.