stuvusit / ansible_rfid_tuer

Ansible role to deploy a python door control system

rfid_tuer_ansible

This role sets up the rfid_tuer repository with a system daemon to control access to a door by using rfid tags.

Requirements

This role requires an apt based system.

Role Variables

Name	Required/Default	Description
rfid_tuer_ansible_install_path	/opt/door	Install path where to script and config file will be placed.
rfid_tuer_ansible_vars	see below	Variable holding all other variables for the configuration file
rfid_tuer_ansible_user	door	Default user under which the service is running
rfid_tuer_ansible_group	door	Default group under which the service is running

rfid_tuer_ansible_vars

Name	Required/Default	Description
door_relay_number	0	Relay number that is used for opening and closing the door
door_state_input_pin	1	Input pin which is connected to the door input state
door_switch_input_pin	0	Input switch number where the door switch is connected to
door_switch_green_led_output_pin	0	Output pin where the green switch led is connected to
door_switch_red_led_output_pin	1	Output pin where the red switch led is connected to
rfid_reader_green_led_output_pin	2	Output pin where the green rfid reader led is connected to
rfid_reader_red_led_output_pin	3	Output pin where the red rfid reader led is connected to
ldap_port	389	LDAP port number
ldap_use_ssl	true	To enable or disable SSL on LDAP connections
ldap_server	✔️	URL to for the LDAP server that should be queried
ldap_base_dn	✔️	Base DN for LDAP search
ldap_user	✔️	DN of user used for bind
ldap_user_secret	✔️	Password of the user for bind
ldap_match_attr	✔️	Attribute that should be looked up
ldap_owner_attr	✔️	Attribute that contains the card owner (used for looging)

Example Playbook

hosts: all
  become: true
  vars:
    ldap_server: example.de
    ldap_base_dn: dc=default,dc=example,dc=de
    ldap_user: uid=test,ou=people,dc=example,dc=de
    ldap_user_secret: password
    ldap_match_attr: "rfidTags"
  roles:
    - rfid_tuer_ansible

License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Author Information

• Fritz Otlinghaus (Scriptkiddi) [email protected]