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server-settings

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Server base settings (SSH auth mode, timezone/hostname, file handles and caches). Use when: adjusting sshd auth, system params, kernel, or file caches. Boundary: deploy keys before changing auth (avoid lockout); reboot/shutdown are hard-blocked.

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    Run system-setting commands via shell-exec (hostname/timezone/swap/kernel params).

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SKILL.md

server-settings

Capabilities

  • Switch SSH auth mode (PasswordAuthentication change goes through warnlist confirmation)
  • Generate SSH keys (RSA/Ed25519/ECDSA) and deploy (via file-write + shell-exec)
  • File cache / timezone / hostname and other system params
  • ⚠️ Reboot (reboot/shutdown) is hard-blocked and cannot run via opsctl; log in manually if you need it

Safety gate

  • reboot / shutdown hard-blocked (prevent accidental reboot locking the session)
  • Confirm key is in place before disabling password auth (avoid lockout; PasswordAuthentication no needs --mode yes)
  • Audit system changes

EXECUTION (real engine)

Run system-setting commands via shell-exec (hostname/timezone/swap/kernel params).

opsctl shell-exec --host web1 --cmd "timedatectl set-timezone Asia/Shanghai" --mode yes
opsctl shell-exec --host web1 --cmd "hostnamectl set-hostname web1" --mode yes

Timezone / hostname are allowed by default; warn class like sysctl -w, PasswordAuthentication no needs --mode yes.

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