Disabled root password and adding dappnode user to sudo#508
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What's the reasoning behind root password removal?? Out of context it just sounds crazy lol. |
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I see how it sounds crazy, but when you remove the password, it doesn't let you in without it, it disables that way of logging in into root account. |
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Can it not just be reset from GRUB still? Like I always did on my nodes before we alllowed setting if the root password? |
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It can, yes. Goal of this is to change root login from It may seem like trivial change, but it is important since most people are used working with sudo and there is one less password to think about. |
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Disabling password for root user should make add first user to sudoers.
Test instructions:
sudo <command>should work, i.e. ask for user password