Leon Morten Richter M0r13n

Ansible playbook to download & install VS Code Server on a remote machine (without internet connection / offline)

By default VS Code installs its server component on a remote server automatically when using the SSH extension. This does not work when working in an air gapped environment or when working offline.

This playbook downloads the VS Code Server on a remote machine. It also extracts the tarball to the correct location. After running this playbook you can connect to the remote machine using the VS Code SSH extension.

How to run

Configure Mikrotik CAPsMAN with CHATEAU and Audience

I am assuming that your Chateau has loaded it's default config. If so:

bridge and lte interface are already configured correctly
also the DHCP server is already setup (192.168.88.2 - 192.168.88.254)
NAT is also already configured

Setup CAPsMAN

WSL Installation

Das WSL kann ohne den MicrosoftStore installiert werden. Dazu müssen zwei Dinge geschehen. Zum einen muss in Windows die Unterstützung für das WSL aktiviert werden und anschließend muss das WSL installiert werden.

Vorraussetzungen

Die Anleitung richtet sich an die zweite Version (WSL-2) des Subsystems. Daher wird ein Windows 10 Version 1903 oder höher mit Build 18362 oder höher benötigt.

Aktivierung WSL

Bitte folge der offiziellen Anleitung bis ausschließlich Schritt 6:

	import ast
	import operator as op


	DEFINED_OPS = {
	ast.Add: op.add,
	ast.Sub: op.sub,
	ast.Mult: op.mul,
	ast.Div: op.truediv,
	ast.USub: op.neg,

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	set -e

	# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	# This script will generate a new private key and a Certificate Signing Request
	# (CSR) using OpenSSL.
	# This script is non-interactive. Instead it uses the variables set at the
	# beginning of this script.
	# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

	from collections import namedtuple
	import typing

	KeyPair = namedtuple('KeyPair', ['n', 'e', 'd'])


	def inverse(x: int, y: int) -> int:
	a, b, u = 0, y, 1
	while x > 0:
	q = b // x

	# Temporarily add a normal upstream DNS resolver
	/ip dns set servers=1.1.1.1,1.0.0.1

	# CA certificates extracted from Mozilla
	/tool fetch url=https://curl.se/ca/cacert.pem

	# Import the downloaded ca-store (127 certificates)
	/certificate import file-name=cacert.pem passphrase=""

	# Set the DoH resolver to cloudflare

	#!/usr/bin/python
	import json
	from enum import Enum

	import related
	from attr import attrib
	from related import to_model, TypedSequence


	class Files(Enum):

	"""
	Dynamic Progressbar in Python without external dependencies
	"""
	import sys
	import time
	from typing import TextIO, Iterable


	class ProgressBar(object):

	"""
	This is a simple context-manager that stores information about already written files on the file system.

	The idea is to keep track of files that have already been written and that have not changed.
	The benefit is, that we do not need to generate the code for things, that already exist and are up to date.

	Because we do not know how the generated code would look like and what files are generated,
	we can need to store such information in a separate file.

	Basically we check for every generator, if it needs to be generated.