this change enables T-Pot deployment on red hat enterprise linux. a number of hacks
had to be implemented due to RHEL's somewhat opinionated package
management mechanisms.
we also add a new section to the README which explains the caveats inherent in using RHEL.
NOTE: this change only support RHEL >= 8 due to packaging issues. it omits `grc` which depends on python2 and doesn't build on RHEL >= 7.
macOS and Windows might not have htpasswd tools available, so adding this to the tpotinit image. users can run genuser.sh which simply contains a docker command to run tpotinit to create a user and add it to the T-Pot config (.env).
Fix an issue where WEB_USER was added with hyphens
Fix issues where shebang was incorrect
Update .env / env.example
- tweak deploy a little further
- start with rebuilding Dockerfiles
- rework healthcheck for adbhoney CPU issues
- bump adbhoney, ciscoasa, citrixhoneypot, conpot, cowriepot, ddospot to alpine 3.19
- fix conpot issue with py 3.11
- bump conpot to latest master
- bump cowrie to latest master
- add autoheal to tpotinit to restart unhealthy container (if healthcheck enabled)
- Update tpotinit and entrypoint.sh to reflect this
- Update install.sh to reflect this
- Update .env / env.example to reflect this
Reorder recommended packages in T-Pot Playbook
Add packages to T-Pot Playbook to ensure manual deployment via Ansible will offer the same environment as manual local installation via install.sh and local Ansible deployment.
- deprecate old release
- set virtual version
- we need tpot user / group, adding to installer
- tweaking
- do not use the dev branch, it will break stuff
