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Probably the right decision then. As I don't put them on public networks and delete the pi user this is of little concern to me, but given the target group, it
by 4d617832 7y ago
Probably the right decision then. As I don't put them on public networks and delete the pi user this is of little concern to me, but given the target group, it is a simple safety measure.
- proverbialbunny 7y agoI think there is a better solution: On a new install on first login, over ssh or on the gui, a user/password must be created. This way the initial login only works once. Both gui user/pass and ssh user/pass are tied by default.
- foxrider 7y agoThis is how it works in ARMbian. It forces a password change on first login. It can be annoying if you intend on deleting the alarm user right after that, but I can easily see why. "Default" passwords are always suboptimal.