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README.md

@@ -119,9 +119,8 @@ Preseeding provides a way to set answers to questions asked by the Debian-Instal
 | lv_free   | /mnt/free   | free space             | See below                                                              |
 * APT :
   * Installation from internet (repository : ftp.fr.debian.org)
-  * Add a repository for Puppet (http://apt.puppetlabs.com) and the GPG key.
   * Select **ssh-server** and **standard** in _tasksel_ for installation.
-  * Add additionnals packages : **tmux**, **puppet**, **zsh** and **tftp-hpa** (to be able to download the [latecommand archive from the PXE server][debian latecommand howto]).
+  * Add additionnals packages : **tmux**, **zsh** and **tftp-hpa** (to be able to download the [latecommand archive from the PXE server][debian latecommand howto]).
 * Bootloader :
   * Install Grub on the MBR of the first disk.
 * late_command
@@ -130,10 +129,14 @@ Preseeding provides a way to set answers to questions asked by the Debian-Instal
   * Download and extract a _latecommand_ archive from [this repository][debian latecommand description].
   * Run the script from this archive.
 
+* Specific to Debian Jessie and older :
+  * Add a repository for Puppet (http://apt.puppetlabs.com) and the GPG key.
+  * Add additionnal package : **puppet**
+
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 **lv_free - /mnt/free**
-: The preseed's partitionning need to allocate all the disk space. If it's not define, it will put it in the last defined partition all extra free space. So **lv_free** is a temporary LV that you can destroy and use the space to resize any other LV.
+: The preseed's partitionning need to allocate all the disk space. If it's not define, it will put in the last defined partition all extra free space. So **lv_free** is a temporary LV that you can destroy and use the space to resize any other LV.
 
 #### Specific configurations
 * You can choose a desktop environment :
@@ -175,12 +178,6 @@ See the [scripts's README.md][scripts readme.md] file for more informations.
   * Clonezilla : `sudo ./scripts/download_clonezilla.sh`
   * Generate the late_command archive : `cd scripts/ ; sudo tar czvf latecommand.tar.gz latecommand/`
 
-## TODO
-* Add a tiny preseed file that could be loaded for a manual install.
-* Download the latecommand archive from this repository instead of the TFTPD server ?
-* Add new tools #3
-
-
 
 [main menu.cfg]: ./config/menu.cfg
 [debian menu.cfg]: ./config/debian/menu.cfg

TODO.md

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+## TODO
+* Add a tiny preseed file that could be loaded for a manual install.
+* Add new tools #3

scripts/README.md

@@ -43,6 +43,15 @@ The script will provide Debian's netboot installers with **additionnals firmware
 
 #### Description
 Some useful configurations after a Debian installation :
+  * Smarter log management (mainly for rotation and old logs).
+    * Move `rsyslog` default configuration to two files (__/etc/rsyslog.conf__ and __/etc/rsyslog.d/99syslog.conf__).
+    * `logrotate` now rotate logs to specific directories (such as __/var/log/syslog.d__, __/var/log/mail/__,…) instead of __/var/log/__.
+    * Create these new directories.
+  * Remove some useless packages (nfs, tasksel,…).
+  * Permit root SSH login with password (no standard user…).
+  * …
+
+Specific to Debian Jessie and older :
   * Smarter rsyslog (more directories and less files in **/var/log**).
     * Shorter configuration file and use more files from /etc/rsyslog.d/
     * Move log files to directory :
@@ -56,10 +65,6 @@ Some useful configurations after a Debian installation :
       * _localX_ logs from /var/log/localX.log to __/var/log/syslog/localX.log__
       * _syslog_ logs from /var/log/syslog.log to __/var/log/syslog/syslog.log__
       * _authpriv_ logs from … to __/var/log/security/authpriv.log__
-  * Smarter logrotate (add timestamp, move some old log files to the same directory,…).
-  * Remove some useless packages.
-  * Permit root SSH login with password (no standard user…).
-  * …
 
 #### How-to use it
   * First, make an archive of the script and directories :