Aaron Delwiche
Professor in Department of Communication at Trinity University. Just realized I could replace the old ubuntu server in my office with a Droplet. Yay!
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How to enable SSH access for non root users
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How to enable SSH access for non root users
I did go ahead and change PasswordAuthentication to yes, but I’m concerned that this might be the wrong way to do it. -
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How to enable SSH access for non root users
Following the recommendations in online forums, I have configured my new Ubuntu server so that root can only be accessed via my private key. My understanding is that I'm also supposed to create a different user accou...Accepted Answer: Hi adelwhich, You'll need to create a user and add it to the sudoers group You'll start by creating a user called <^>exampleuser<^> using the adduser command while creating the user's home directory ```bash useradd -m...