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So you know when you spin up a new droplet and you first SSH into it and it asks you for the current password, then to change the password [twice]? Could this be done automatically say via a Bash/Shell script?
I’m looking to automate the process to where nobody has to SSH into a droplet and change it manually.
Surely possible, I just don’t know much about bash/shell scripting.
Thanks.
gerard
Jon Harris
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Kent Morlan
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