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wiki:passwd [2012/01/06 19:15] MisterLwiki: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 Tinycore. 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 it to add passwords to Extlinux. For more information, +If you are using the Extlinux bootloader, another option is to add passwords to Extlinux. For more information, 
 see [[extlinux_passwd|Extlinux Passwords]]. see [[extlinux_passwd|Extlinux Passwords]].
  
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 <code>sudo passwd</code> <code>sudo passwd</code>
  
-Note (tested on tinycore 4.1): +The procedure described above stores the password using 8-byte parity, so the password will be 8 characters long, i.e. "passwd 123456789" will allow to login using "12345678" or "12345678blahblah" as password. This occurs on 4.1 and 4.2
- +Use "passwd -a md5" instead
-The procedure described above stores the password using 8-byte parity, so the password will be 8 characters long, i.e. "passwd 123456789" will allow to login using "12345678" or "12345678blahblah" as password. +(see http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=9215.0)
-Use the "chpasswd"-command instead (sets root's password to "12" and tc's password to "abcd"), abort with strg-c when you're done: +
-<code>sudo chpasswd +
-root:12 +
-Password for 'root' changed +
-tc:abcd +
-Password for 'tc' changed +
-</code>+
  
 ==== Save Passwords using Backup ==== ==== Save Passwords using Backup ====
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