On the first boot is there a way to skip all of the random password stuff and just have the user type in their password right at login?
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On the first boot is there a way to skip all of the random password stuff and just have the user type in their password right at login?
| | 2 | merged revision |
On the first boot is there a way to skip all of the random password stuff and just have the user type in their password right at login?
I want to use meta data to set the "admin_pass": "ExamplePassword12345" on the first boot, but once I login I want to change my password. During the next shutdown / reboot I don't want the password set back to ExamplePassword12345.
Is there anyway to do this?
Is there a way to set no password with cloudbase init so I can just choose my password at first boot?
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