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No password authentication? That's a problem to me. I use keys for everything serious, but sometimes I want to have a Raspberry Pi with the root password "derp"
by Subsentient 5y ago
No password authentication? That's a problem to me. I use keys for everything serious, but sometimes I want to have a Raspberry Pi with the root password "derp". :^(
- chasil 5y agoNo, it does not allow passwords. Also, logins on the root account cannot be disabled, although /etc/profile could also be used to shut that down.
- boring_twenties 5y agoNo, it can't. When you specify a command, {/etc/,~/.}profile are not loaded. E.g. ssh root@host rm -rf /