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On a Digital Ocean droplet, the web console fails to authenticate if you’ve disabled the root account because it defaults to the root user as the os_user parameter:
hxxps://cloud.digitalocean.com/droplets/xxxxxxxx/terminal/ui/?os_user=root
Is there a way to set the desired non-root user on the server or an account setting? You can do manually after the auth failure but perhaps there’s a better way.
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