(debian/ubuntu) One click Clear Pass configuration script

clear_pass_configure.bash

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# This is an one-click install script to configure ClearPass OnGuard. This script is intended to be run on Debian / Ubuntu based systems.

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A one-click install script for ClearPass OnGuard configuration in Debian / Ubuntu based systems.
Run this script anytime over the Internet: wget -qO- https://gist.githubusercontent.com/freitzzz/dc760116ee30e0737a988c20d1a75a03/raw/clear_pass_configure.bash | bash
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echo "$banner"

restart_clear_pass_tmp_path=/tmp/restart_clear_pass
restart_clear_pass_bin_path=/usr/sbin/restart-clearpass

os_info_path=/etc/os-release

# 1. Setup restart-clearpass script

restart_clear_pass_script=$( cat << EOF
#!/bin/bash

echo "Stopping clearpass onguard agent service..."
sudo service clearpass-onguard-agent-service stop

echo "Stopping clear service..."
sudo service clearpass-service stop

echo "Stopping onguard client..."
PID=$(pidof clearpass-onguard)
kill -9 $PID

echo "Starting clearpass onguard agent service..."
sudo service clearpass-onguard-agent-service start

echo "Starting clearpass service..."
sudo service clearpass-service start

echo "Starting onguard client..."
clearpass-onguard </dev/null &>/dev/null &
EOF
)

touch $restart_clear_pass_tmp_path
chmod +x $restart_clear_pass_tmp_path

echo "$restart_clear_pass_script" > $restart_clear_pass_tmp_path
sudo mv $restart_clear_pass_tmp_path $restart_clear_pass_bin_path

# 2. Replace OS Name to onguard agent controller service properly work

if [ "$(lsb_release -i -s)" != "Ubuntu" ];
then
    sed -i 's/PRETTY_NAME=.*/PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 22.04"/g' $os_info_path
    sed -i 's/NAME=.*/NAME="Ubuntu 22.04"/g' $os_info_path
fi