Sciri's totally unsupported Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) installer for
ServerBeach RapidRescue.

sb-install-hardy.sh Version 20080718a

Sean Sosik-Hamor <sean@ubuntu.com>
http://people.ubuntu.com/~sciri/

Please read and understand this script before executing it! There is very
little sanity checking and this script is a pretty awful hack. The only
thing I guarantee is that this script will format your hard drives, destroy
your data, eat your babies, and overwrite your MBR with fail. ;) Actually,
formatting your hard drives is the first thing this script does.

Running this script on a live production server is most definitely a career-
ending action.

Caveats:

 * 32-bit only (ServerBeach RapidRescue does not support 64-bit)
 * Only tested on a Dell PowerEdge 440; you're on your own for anything else
 * It appears that RapidRescue uses a static SSH private key
 * I enable ufw and only allow connections on port 22; man ufw for more info
 * Did I mention you should read and understand the script?

Usage:

Login to MyServerBeach and RapidRescue your system. If you don't know how
how to RapidRescue your system then you shouldn't be running this script.
Once you login to sbrescue, execute the following:

root@sbrescue:/# wget http://people.ubuntu.com/~sciri/src/sb-install-hardy.sh
root@sbrescue:/# chmod 755 sb-install-hardy.sh

root@sbrescue:/# vi sb-install-hardy.sh
Configure this script using your network settings otherwise you'll end up
with a really expensive paperweight.

root@sbrescue:/# ./sb-install-hardy.sh

The initial sb-install-hardy.sh script will overwrite your partition table
with sfdisk, format a single drive, debootstrap an ubuntu-minimal install,
and prompt you for a root password. For the paranoid, choose a temporary
root password due to the fact that sbrescue uses the same static SSH private
key for every customer.

Reboot, wait a few minutes, SSH to your server as root, and execute the
following:

root@colo2:~# ./sb-bringup-hardy.sh
root@colo2:~# passwd

The sb-bringup-hardy.sh script will aptitude an ubuntu-standard install,
install enough packages to make the system usable, and do a few things I
like for my servers.

Once sb-bringup-hardy.sh completes execute passwd to set a real root
password, then reboot.

Again, read the script and make sure it's doing what you want.

Notes:

You will be asked two questions about postfix and uswsusp while during the
sb-bringup-hardy.sh step. If you don't know how to answer, simply select
"No configuration" for postfix and "Continue without a valid swap space" for
uswsusp. You can change this later with dpkg-reconfigure.