Role ton install Filebrowser.
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Windows services are not supported
| Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
| filebrowser_owner | Linux user that'll run Filbrowser |
| filebrowser_group | Linux group that run Filebrowser |
| filebrowser_root | Path to your files that will be shown on Filebrowser |
| Variable name | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| filebrowser_install_dir | /opt/filebrowser |
Where Filebrowser is installed |
| filebrowser_listen | "0.0.0.0" |
Host address to listen, 0.0.0.0 for all adresses |
| filebrowser_port | 8173 |
Filebrowser host port |
| filebrowser_baseurl | Base URL to access Filebrowser | |
| filebrowser_cert | TLS certificate path | |
| filebrowser_key | TLS key | |
| filebrowser_config | /opt/filebrowser/config.yml |
path to JSON or YAML file |
| filebrowser_database | /opt/filebrowser/data.db |
Bolt DB database path (will create subfolders) |
| filebrowser_log | false |
Log output |
| filebrowser_noauth | false |
Use the noauth auther when using quick setup |
| filebrowser_username | admin |
Username for the first user when using quick config |
| filebrowser_password | $2a$12$vTy9... |
BCrypt hashed password for the first user when using quick config (default is "admin" so change the password) |
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Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:
- hosts: servers
roles:
- role: slundi.filebrowser
vars:
filebrowser_owner: slundi
filebrowser_group: slundi
filebrowser_listen: "127.0.0.1"
filebrowser_port: 8173
filebrowser_root: /home/slundiI made this Ansible role because I wanted a lightweight file browser for my ARM NAS to do some operations on my files (if I move file between 2 NFS mounts using my desktop PC, there is a transfer between my PC and my NAS, that's why I want to avoid it wih Filebrowser).