Create configssh.sh

Helper file to configure ssh on a new computer.

configssh.sh

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+# This script will do the following
+# 1. Install OpenSSH
+# 2. Make a user named Ansible
+# 3. Give account sudo
+# 4. Confirm SSH is active and running
+# If you want to change how SSH is configured you will need to update the config by hand.  Currently not supported by this script.
+
+# Use of this script is without warranty.  Use at your own risk.
+
+echo "Installing OpenSSH Server"
+sudo apt-get update
+sudo apt-get install openssh-server  -y
+
+echo "Going to create user: ansible"
+sudo adduser ansible
+
+echo "Giving ansible sudo permissions"
+sudo usermod -aG sudo ansible
+
+sudo systemctl status ssh
+
+echo "Install is complete.  Test ansible!"
+echo "If you want to change the port, check this scripts config on how to"
+
+# Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
+# Uncomment #Port 22
+# Change the port number
+# Save and Close
+
+
+# Change the port from commented to uncommented
+# If it is already uncommented, this will do nothing.
+#sed -i "/#PORT =.*/PORT = $port" ~/cfg
+
+# Change the port to what we want
+#sed -i "s/PORT/= .*/= $port" ~/cfg
+