sixdiamants
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Posted: Jan. 10 2008,22:21 |
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Another dirty trick is to add permanent users in /opt/bootlocal.sh and subsequently modify passwords. These users will live through subsequent reboots.
Here's a sample of the code I added to bootlocal.sh
| Code Sample | useradd -m -s /bin/bash utilisateurlambda
chpasswd << EOF
utilisateurlambda:nixbekannt
dsl:charasjow
root:beet
EOF |
But now, you'll run into the next hurdle which is that the RSA keys aren't stored permanently either. I vaguely remember having seen some posts on the subject. As for me, I simply do:
| Code Sample | | rm .ssh/known_hosts |
on the ssh client machine and then connect as user utilisateurlambda or dsl. Works a treat.
Happy hunting... 
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