On 11/22/2017 05:02 AM, Bernhard wrote:
Hello,
I brought myself in trouble, when I (badly) followed the vm-sudo
instructions : as non-root, I modified (using each time sudo) the file
/etc/pam.d/common-auth in debian-8.
Now, at the follwoing steps I would need to sudo again - but the process
is blocked (saying 3 times bad password), since the new VMAuth is (only)
partially set up.
- Of course, qubes-revert command for template vm does not exist in Q4,
that would be too easy.
- Actually, reinstalling debian-8-template fails as well, since there
seems no package named qubes-template-debian-8 in contrast with the
qubes documentation
- So I would like to "break in" the vm-template as dom0, and change
that one line in /etc/pam.d/common-auth back. But how to mount the
root.img file? I tried a losetup & mount approach, but the file is
non-mountable. I have not found any documentation either.
So I ask in despair for some help. Bernhard
Glad you recovered OK. The best way to execute the vm-sudo instructions
is to switch to root user first with 'sudo su'. Notice that all the
shell prompts in the document are '[root@vmname]#'.
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