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0.12

Certbot is now fully working. Whether you're installing a simple Apache server, or a WordPress site, you can fully enable SSL for your site by passing `--ssl-certbot`

https://github.com/saint-hilaire/lampsible/issues/6


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/saint-hilaire/lampsible/compare/v0.11...v0.12

0.11

This release offers some important security improvements:

- Install fail2ban by default on all servers.
- In WordPress sites, block access to the insecure endpoint xmlrpc.php by default.


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/saint-hilaire/lampsible/compare/v0.10...v0.11

0.10

I like to use Ansible for automating various server installations, and I've used it in numerous projects, and it has always worked like a charm.

I've recently started to clean up / refactor / package some of the scripts and playbooks I've used over the years into simple command line tools that abstract much of the Ansible specific details into a simple CLI.

With Lampsible v0.10, I have developed such a tool, and I hope that someone finds it helpful ^_^

The idea is that you can install it locally, and if you have some VPS server where you want to host a web site or application, you can simply run something like `lampsible youruser your.server.com wordpress --database-name some-database` locally, and it does everything for you.

For more info, see the README, or run `lampsible --help`.

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