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Create the <code>unifi</code> user and group. | Create the <code>unifi</code> user and group. | ||
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Change to the parent folder within which you wish to install the UniFi Controller. | Change to the parent folder within which you wish to install the UniFi Controller. | ||
Revision as of 07:20, 11 December 2017
Prerequisite Packages
OpenJDK 8 JRE
Install openjdk8-jre from the community repository.
Edit /etc/apk/respositories and uncomment the appropriate community repository for your Alpine version:
http://host.name/alpine_version/community
Update the package cache.
apk update
Install the package.
apk add openjdk8-jre
MongoDB
Install MongoDB
apk add mongodb
s6
Install s6
apk add s6
Install UniFi Controller
Create the unifi user and group.
adduser -D -H /srv/unifi unifi
Change to the parent folder within which you wish to install the UniFi Controller.
cd /srv
Download the generic unix archive of the VERSION you wish to install.
wget http://www.ubnt.com/downloads/unifi/VERSION/UniFi.unix.zip
Unpack the archive.
unzip UniFi.unix.zip
Rename the unpacked directory.
mv UniFi unifi
Change ownership.
chown unifi:unifi unifi
Lock down permissions.
chmod o-rwx unifi
Change into the UniFi bin directory.
cd /srv/unifi/bin
Remove the existing file.
rm mongod
Create a symlink to /usr/bin/mongod
ln -s /usr/bin/mongod
Configure Service Management
Create UniFi Service Directory and Files
Create an s6 service directory for UniFi.
mkdir -p /etc/unifi/log
Add the run script, using your favourite editor.
vim /etc/unifi/run
Copy and paste the following into it.
#!/bin/ash
user='unifi'
group='unifi'
exec 2>&1
base='/srv/unifi'
if [ -d $base ]; then
cd $base
chown -R $user:$group .
version=`head -1 webapps/ROOT/app-unifi/.version`
echo "Starting UniFi Controller $version"
exec s6-setuidgid $user java -jar lib/ace.jar start
else
echo "Missing $base ... aborting"
touch down
fi
Ensure that the run script is executable:
chmod 755 /etc/unifi/run
Add the log/run script, using your favourite editor.
vim /etc/unifi/log/run
Copy and paste the following into it.
#!/bin/ash log_user='log' exec s6-setuidgid $log_user s6-log -b n20 s1000000 t /var/log/unifi
Ensure that the log/run script is executable:
chmod 755 /etc/unifi/run
Create log User and Directory
Create the log user and group.
adduser -D -H /var/log -g log log
Create the /var/log/unifi directory
mkdir -p /var/log/unifi
Update the directory ownership.
chown log:log /var/log/unifi
Lock down the permissions.
chmod 750 /var/log/unifi
Create the OpenRC Service Script
Open the script file using your favourite editor.
vim /etc/init.d/unifi
Paste the following into it.
#!/sbin/openrc-run
name="unifi"
supervisor=s6
s6_service_path="${RC_SVCDIR}/s6-scan/${name}"
depend() {
need net s6-svscan
after firewall
}
start_pre() {
if [ ! -L "${RC_SVCDIR}/s6-scan/${name}" ]; then
ln -s "/etc/${name}" "${RC_SVCDIR}/s6-scan/${name}"
fi
}
Ensure that the script is executable.
chmod 755 /etc/init.d/unifi
Start the UniFi Controller Service
rc-service unifi start
Configure the UniFi Controller Service to start on boot
rc-update add unifi boot
Simple Backup Script
Create /usr/local/bin/unifi-backup using your favourite editor.
Paste the following into the file.
#!/bin/ash
conf_dir='/etc/unifi'
backup_dir='/srv/backup/unifi'
service_dir='/run/openrc/s6-scan/unifi'
start_state='down'
if s6-svok $service_dir; then
if s6-svstat -o up,ready $service_dir | grep -q true; then
echo 'Stopping the UniFi Controller'
start_state='up'
s6-svc -d $service_dir
sleep 3
fi
else
echo 'Warning: The UniFi Controller is not supervised'
exit 1
fi
if s6-svstat -o up $service_dir | grep -q false; then
echo 'Success: The UniFi Controller was stopped'
else
echo 'Error: The UniFi Controller is still running'
exit 1
fi
stamp=`date +%Y-%m-%d_%H%M%S`
mkdir -p $backup_dir
cd $backup_dir
mkdir "data-$stamp"
echo "Backing up to /srv/backup/unifi/data-$stamp.tar.gz"
if rsync -az /srv/unifi/data/ "data-$stamp"; then
echo '* rsync succeeded'
if tar czf "data-$stamp.tar.gz" "data-$stamp"; then
echo '* tar succeeded'
rm -rf "data-$stamp"
echo 'Backup succeeded'
else
echo 'Backup failed: tar failed'
exit 1
fi
fi
if [ "$start_state" == 'up' ]; then
echo 'Starting the UniFi Controller'
s6-svc -u $service_dir
sleep 5
s6-svstat $service_dir
fi