Martin Bauer
f043606466
Regular playbooks now use state: present, so they no longer upgrade packages as a side effect. This adds two separate, explicit mechanisms to keep the fleet patched instead: - update-packages.yml: ad hoc / to-be-scheduled fleet-wide upgrade (safe by default, dist available via -e), plus update-packages-pinned-example.yml as a template for pinning or bumping a single package outside that. - roles/unattended_upgrades: automatic security-only patching via unattended-upgrades, with a scheduled reboot window and mail left disabled pending a configured MTA. Applied to every host in full.yml and server.yml. Also removes a leftover `upgrade: yes` apt task from pi_standard_setup and server_basic_environment that was still doing a full upgrade on every routine run, defeating the point of the state: present switch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pi_standard_setup
Baseline provisioning applied to every Pi: apt update/upgrade, detects the
Pi model, adds a root SSH key, disables the SSH locale-forwarding warning,
optionally configures wifi and the hostname, and rotates the default
pi/raspberry credentials via the keepass lookup plugin.
Key vars: pi_standard_setup_wifi_ssid, pi_standard_setup_new_hostname,
pi_standard_setup_timezone, pi_standard_setup_wifi_country,
ansible_ssh_pass (the OS-default password, used only to reach a
freshly-flashed Pi for the first time before its password is rotated)