On 27/11/19 12:06, Andy Pont wrote:
I tried this out on a build that I am working on for which I needed to
add a root password and to create a non-root user with a password.
If I use:
EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS += "usermod -p `openssl passwd -6 ${ROOT_PASSWORD}`
root;”
When I try to login to the device it rejects the password that was
defined as ROOT_PASSWORD. If I remove the “-6” from the openssl command
and rebuild/deploy the image then I can login to the target as expected.
Is there something else that needs to be defined/included in the Yocto
configuration in order for the “-6” option to work?
-Andy.
Actually I'm using:
EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS = " usermod -p '$(openssl passwd -6 myrootpassword)'
root;"
with success on warrior.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that with password algorithms like the -6 we
need the two ' ' around the openssl command, because the generated hash
contains the "$" character, that is resolved as a bash variable
somewhere in the process.
But at this point I'm not sure if ${ROOT_PASSWORD} works (I'm using the
password wrote on the command, not passed by variable).
Regards
--
Mauro
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