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1 hour ago, ich777 said:
Should now be fixed, please update the container and report back.
Just updated and its fixed. Host gets added without a confirmation prompt after an update. Thanks for the great support.
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47 minutes ago, ich777 said:
I would recommend that you copy the file over to /luckybackup/.shh with the command:
cp /root/.ssh/known_hosts /luckybackup/.ssh/known_hosts
Thats what I've done but whenever I update the container root needs to trust my destination host again even though the host is in the /luckybackup/.ssh/known_hosts. No biggie, I'll just keep in mind each time I update to go in and trust my destination host with root.
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One more thing I noticed and hopefully theres a fix for it. I run the container as root. The issue I'm having is each time I update the container, roots "Know_hosts" file in /root/.shh gets removed.
Is there any way root could reference luckybackup user's know_hosts file instead? I'll add the destination host ECDSA key there since that does not get removed when updating the container.
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2 hours ago, ich777 said:
Please update the container, it should now work.
Also please set the password first as non root user as instructed in the recommended post and if that is working, or if it is already working for you with non root, then switch over to root.
works perfect now with root, thanks for the quick fix.
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9 hours ago, ich777 said:
I have to look into this but this should no issue whatsoever.
Give me a bit since I'm currently fighting with a pretty bad cold...
sounds good, hope you feel better. Whenever you can look into it that be great, no rush on my part.
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Hello,
Thanks for the luckyBackup container, got it up and running a couple of days ago and its working great. I want to password protect VNC and followed the sticky in this thread. I got it working if the variable "Run as root user" set to false. But when I change the "Run as root user" to true the container goes into a boot loop. Only way to fix it is to set the "Run as root user" back to false. Is it possible to password protect VNC when "Run as root user" is set to true?
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Thanks Mex, these look great, much appreciated.