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...and then deletes the file. -> or just get angry when they reboot and cant get back in without unplugging it from whatever remote location it was plugged int
by mSparks 10y ago
...and then deletes the file.
-> or just get angry when they reboot and cant get back in without unplugging it from whatever remote location it was plugged into and taking it home to plug into a keyboard mouse and monitor.
great for the effort. i did baulk when i first started a pi to find the defaults were so insecure. But I'm not sure the solutions are that helpful. cant we just set a root password on first boot like every other nix distro.
- bm5k 10y agoThis is for a headless first-boot scenario. - write the file - put the SD card in your pi - it boots with ssh enabled - it deletes the file - SSH in and permanently enable SSH on boot - done It's a bit of a hassle for anyone who knows their way around linux, but Pis are marketed toward kids & other "normals". This is what happens to products designed for everyone.
- mSparks 10y agoYeah, and we definitely shouldn't be training the kids & other "normals" about security..... :| HHHrrrmpf.