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I have created an account on ubuntu with the --disabled-password flag.
When I login to this account through ssh using public key authentication, and do a sudo command like apt install, sudo asks for a password. Although I do not know what it is because I disabled the password on the account.
What is the password for sudo on a disabled-password account?
ssh login sudo password
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I have created an account on ubuntu with the --disabled-password flag.
When I login to this account through ssh using public key authentication, and do a sudo command like apt install, sudo asks for a password. Although I do not know what it is because I disabled the password on the account.
What is the password for sudo on a disabled-password account?
ssh login sudo password
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Tristan BerryTristan Berry
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I have created an account on ubuntu with the --disabled-password flag.
When I login to this account through ssh using public key authentication, and do a sudo command like apt install, sudo asks for a password. Although I do not know what it is because I disabled the password on the account.
What is the password for sudo on a disabled-password account?
ssh login sudo password
asked 4 hours ago
Tristan BerryTristan Berry
111
I have created an account on ubuntu with the --disabled-password flag.
When I login to this account through ssh using public key authentication, and do a sudo command like apt install, sudo asks for a password. Although I do not know what it is because I disabled the password on the account.
What is the password for sudo on a disabled-password account?
ssh login sudo password
ssh login sudo password
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That wont fly... you need a password for the sudo user to be able to disable the sudo password. So that goes the other way round: 1st disable sudo pwd then disabled-password. And I suggest NEVER to do this kind of action w/o a backup sudo user. Leave the 1st sudo user as is. Maybe with a good password (64 chars you generate randomly and store that in an safe). Use a 2nd sudo account to set your method up. That way you can use your 1st sudoer as a fallback.
And you need
{user} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
in
/etc/sudoers.d/{user}
If you can't un-disable you can use live session to edit the sudoers file.
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That wont fly... you need a password for the sudo user to be able to disable the sudo password. So that goes the other way round: 1st disable sudo pwd then disabled-password. And I suggest NEVER to do this kind of action w/o a backup sudo user. Leave the 1st sudo user as is. Maybe with a good password (64 chars you generate randomly and store that in an safe). Use a 2nd sudo account to set your method up. That way you can use your 1st sudoer as a fallback.
And you need
{user} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
in
/etc/sudoers.d/{user}
If you can't un-disable you can use live session to edit the sudoers file.
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That wont fly... you need a password for the sudo user to be able to disable the sudo password. So that goes the other way round: 1st disable sudo pwd then disabled-password. And I suggest NEVER to do this kind of action w/o a backup sudo user. Leave the 1st sudo user as is. Maybe with a good password (64 chars you generate randomly and store that in an safe). Use a 2nd sudo account to set your method up. That way you can use your 1st sudoer as a fallback.
And you need
{user} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
in
/etc/sudoers.d/{user}
If you can't un-disable you can use live session to edit the sudoers file.
answered 4 hours ago
RinzwindRinzwind
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That wont fly... you need a password for the sudo user to be able to disable the sudo password. So that goes the other way round: 1st disable sudo pwd then disabled-password. And I suggest NEVER to do this kind of action w/o a backup sudo user. Leave the 1st sudo user as is. Maybe with a good password (64 chars you generate randomly and store that in an safe). Use a 2nd sudo account to set your method up. That way you can use your 1st sudoer as a fallback.
And you need
{user} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
in
/etc/sudoers.d/{user}
If you can't un-disable you can use live session to edit the sudoers file.
answered 4 hours ago
RinzwindRinzwind
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That wont fly... you need a password for the sudo user to be able to disable the sudo password. So that goes the other way round: 1st disable sudo pwd then disabled-password. And I suggest NEVER to do this kind of action w/o a backup sudo user. Leave the 1st sudo user as is. Maybe with a good password (64 chars you generate randomly and store that in an safe). Use a 2nd sudo account to set your method up. That way you can use your 1st sudoer as a fallback.
And you need
{user} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
in
/etc/sudoers.d/{user}
If you can't un-disable you can use live session to edit the sudoers file.
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