On 10/23/2015 10:44 PM, Peter Maloney wrote:
> Not sure that's really right either... maybe it corrects the error for
> you though.
>
> The easiest way to make a proper crypted password is either to use
> usermod, passwd, as normal and then copy from /etc/shadow, or use
> mkpasswd.
>
> Here's a pro
Not sure that's really right either... maybe it corrects the error for
you though.
The easiest way to make a proper crypted password is either to use
usermod, passwd, as normal and then copy from /etc/shadow, or use mkpasswd.
Here's a proper example with salt and a proper algorithm:
# mkpasswd -m
Yes... you are right, Klaus.
El 23/10/15 09:20, Klaus Hartnegg escribió:
Maybe you need instead this
echo -n "XX" | md5sum
c0a7ae7d513f4beb2bc203d6f339f1b5 -
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Am 20.10.2015 um 23:58 schrieb aitor_czr:
$ echo "XX" | md5sum
52f400d860b7431525a4c5367684de17 -
Maybe you need instead this
echo -n "XX" | md5sum
c0a7ae7d513f4beb2bc203d6f339f1b5 -
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Hi Mike,
You have to use the md5 hash of the password. You can get it typing:
$ echo "XX" | md5sum
52f400d860b7431525a4c5367684de17 -
Now, add to the preseed.cfg the following line:
d-i password/root-password-crypted password52f400d860b7431525a4c5367684de17
Cheers,
Aitor.
On 20/10/15 1
Dear all,
i want to use in a preseed.cfg file
d-i password/root-password-crypted password XX
but i had no succes.
Please can you tell me how to do this?
Thanks,
Mike
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