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# enroll harvest
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# enroll harvest
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Harvest system/service/package/config/user state from a Debian host into a “harvest bundle” (`state.json` plus harvested file artifacts).
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Harvest system/service/package/config/user state from a Debian host into a "harvest bundle" (`state.json` plus harvested file artifacts).
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- **SOPS mode (`--sops ...`)**
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- **SOPS mode (`--sops ...`)**
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- `--out` may be:
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- `--out` may be:
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- a **directory** → the file `harvest.tar.gz.sops` is created inside it
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- a **directory** - the file `harvest.tar.gz.sops` is created inside it
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- a **file path** → that exact file is written
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- a **file path** - that exact file is written
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- If omitted, `enroll` writes into a secure per-user cache dir (see below).
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- If omitted, `enroll` writes into a secure per-user cache dir (see below).
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### `--dangerous`
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### `--dangerous`
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Harvest files more aggressively.
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Harvest files more aggressively.
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This disables the built-in “likely secret” safety checks, including:
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This disables the built-in "likely secret" safety checks, including:
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- denylisted paths (e.g. `/etc/shadow`, `/etc/ssl/private/*`, `/etc/ssh/ssh_host_*`, `/etc/letsencrypt/*`)
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- denylisted paths (e.g. `/etc/shadow`, `/etc/ssl/private/*`, `/etc/ssh/ssh_host_*`, `/etc/letsencrypt/*`)
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- heuristic content scanning for common secret patterns (private keys, “password=”, “token”, “secret”, etc.)
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- heuristic content scanning for common secret patterns (`PRIVATE KEY`, "password=", "token", "secret", etc.)
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- some other conservative skipping logic
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- some other conservative skipping logic
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**Use with care**, especially in plaintext mode.
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**Use with care**, especially in plaintext mode.
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#### `--no-sudo`
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#### `--no-sudo`
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Don’t use sudo on the remote host.
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Don’t use sudo on the remote host.
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This may cause a **partial harvest** (missing files/metadata) if the SSH user can’t read everything.
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This may cause a **partial harvest** (missing files/metadata) if the SSH user can't read everything.
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## Runtime notes / expectations
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## Runtime notes / expectations
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- **Root recommended:** If not running as root (or remote sudo is disabled), `enroll` may miss files or correct ownership/mode metadata.
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- **Root recommended:** If not running as root (or remote sudo is disabled), `enroll` may miss files or correct ownership/mode metadata.
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- **Symlinks/binaries/large files:** Harvesting skips files that are symlinks, “binary-like”, or above a size cap (unless you use `--dangerous`, which relaxes some checks).
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- **Symlinks/binaries/large files:** Harvesting skips files that are symlinks, "binary-like", or above a size cap (unless you use `--dangerous`, which relaxes some checks).
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- **Output is deterministic-enough to diff:** The bundle is designed so comparing two harvests is meaningful (via `enroll diff`).
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- **Output is deterministic-enough to diff:** The bundle is designed so comparing two harvests is meaningful (via `enroll diff`).
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## Permutations (valid combinations)
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## Permutations (valid combinations)
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Below are the common “flag permutations” you’ll typically use.
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Below are the common "flag permutations" you’ll typically use.
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### Local harvest, plaintext (safe)
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### Local harvest, plaintext (safe)
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```bash
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```bash
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