- Update & upgrade packages before installing
- Alma, Rocky, CentOS: Install `epel-release` package
- Debian 12: Install `python3-systemd` package
- openSUSE: Enable `USERGROUPS_ENAB` in `/etc/login.defs` so groups gets
auto-created for new users
- fix: Capture unrecognized OS as failure
- Added license
- Sane defaults in the example
- Marked stable
Script
- Bumped the version to 1.0
- Fixed bug - While reverting user creation revert always fails - was an issue with reseting the exit code
- Bugfix - Does not show all operation succeed when schedule apt download was not executed
- Prettier recap
- Logs updated
- root password change made possible from non-root user
Readme
- Added Screenshots
- Added FAQ section with - Non-Idempotency explained, rerun consequences expained, Listed all files that script edits and creates, Explained how to execute as non-root user
- Examples refined
- Informed that no software is even uninstalled
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- Beta testing
- Flag all dev-testings to be completed
- Add bugs
- Add Roadmaps
Script
- Bumped the version to 0.9
- Aligned the logfile name with the name of the script
- Restore Operation - Adopted the set_op_code method for determining successes
- Restore Operations - took the remove-immutable flag code to revert_secure_authorized_key function
- Restore Operation - removed redundant operations from revert_secure_authorized_key method - as script is never goes into an existing user's .ssh folder - so no need to care for existing files
- Restore Operation - Call revert ssh key AFTER immutable file restoration has completed
- reset_op_code after all restore function & in the beginning of error segment of each step
- Bugfix - revert source list changes
- Bugfix - restore fail2ban
- Step 2 - removed checks for existing file - we never operate on existing users - so this is an useless check
- File Log - since we do not check if the last operation's success before writing to logfile - changed the tense to -ing
- Step 4 - added more file logs
- Step 6 & 7 - Instead of checking if installation succeess - check if ufw/fail2ban is installed before processing
- Step 7 - added more file logs
- Step 8 - added more file logs
- Display all available options
- Some Typos rectified
- Updated the "Roadmap"
Script Changes
- Reliable method of determining if a service command was completed successfully
- More (and reliable) logs to the logfile
- Bugfix - SSH Reverting
- Revert source list - check success on sub-folder file restores
- Logfile - removed multiple revert success notifications
- Revert Fail2ban - Stopped deleting the jail.conf*_bkp files
- Step 4 - Default source-list - check success flag on commenting out existing source.list & on appending new CNS to sources.list (check the same 2 for *.list in sub-folders)
- Step 7 - fail2ban - check operation success on backing up jail.local, jail.conf & defaults-debian.conf files
