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# Roy's NixOS Homelab Config
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### Assumptions
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<ul>
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<li>You're connected to wired internet</li>
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</ul>
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- You're connected to wired internet (eth)
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- You're me; To directly run/use this config, you have to be me (i.e. have my ssh private keys to pull in quasiSecrets and my age keys to decrypt with sops-nix)
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### Setup Steps
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1. Flash NixOS onto the server hardware
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2. Create a sudo password for root ```sudo passwd```
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3. Get IP address with ```ip addr```
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4. Run the bash script ```homelab-config/nixos/script.sh``` using that IP address (```script.sh -h``` for options)
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4. From the nixos directory, run the bash script ```bootstrap.sh``` using IP address from step 3 (```./bootstrap.sh -h``` for options)
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### Random
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- Any time the quasiSecret repository is updated, run ```nix flake lock --update-input quasiSecrets``` to ensure you're using the most recent pushed commit
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- If you aren't me, replace my quasiSecrets repo with your own, update the .sops.yaml file with your own age key to update the ```secrets/*``` files, place your own hashed user password into the ```users.users.<userName>.hashedPassord```, and your own public key into ```users.users.<userName>.openssh.authorizedKeys.keys```
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