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wiki:passwd [2011/05/01 01:09] – [Save Passwords] Guy | wiki:passwd [2012/08/29 08:06] (current) – [Tinycore Passwords] fixed typo kennedywalker | ||
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- | If you want to prevent other people from logging into your computer, you can add passwords to Tiny Core. | + | If you want to prevent other people from logging into your computer, you can add passwords to Tinycore. |
- | If you are using the Extlinux bootloader, another option | + | If you are using the Extlinux bootloader, another option |
see [[extlinux_passwd|Extlinux Passwords]]. | see [[extlinux_passwd|Extlinux Passwords]]. | ||
- | ==== Add Passwords to Tiny Core ==== | + | ==== Add Passwords to Tinycore |
To add a password for user tc, open the terminal and type | To add a password for user tc, open the terminal and type | ||
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+ | The procedure described above stores the password using 8-byte parity, so the password will be 8 characters long, i.e. " | ||
+ | Use " | ||
+ | (see http:// | ||
==== Save Passwords using Backup ==== | ==== Save Passwords using Backup ==== | ||
- | To save passwords, add | + | If you use Backup, to save passwords, add |
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Backup when shutting down the computer. | Backup when shutting down the computer. | ||
- | ==== Save Passwords | + | ==== Save Passwords |
- | If you use persistent opt, and don't use backup, here is an alternate way to save passwords. | + | If you use persistent opt, open the terminal and type |
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- | Copy shadow to /opt. Open the terminal and type | + | |
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- | Add the following to /opt/bootlocal.sh | + | Add the following to /opt/bootsync.sh |
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sudo cp /opt/shadow / | sudo cp /opt/shadow / | ||
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+ | Note that this will apply group staff and mode g+w to /opt/shadow on each boot, as it's the case with every file in /opt. | ||
==== Use Password to Log In ==== | ==== Use Password to Log In ==== | ||
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If you want to perform root tasks, use sudo before commands. | If you want to perform root tasks, use sudo before commands. | ||
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+ | ==== bootsync.sh and bootlocal.sh ==== | ||
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+ | If you want commands executed every time you start the computer, add them to / | ||
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+ | Most commands should go in / | ||