Hello Guido,
the password has to be encrypted in the xml file.
just use 'htpasswd -n <user>' or 'htpasswd -nb <user> <passwdord>'
example:
ls3512:~ # htpasswd -n root
New password:
Re-type new password:
root:ZHMzHMSmxYFIE
or
ls3512:~ # htpasswd -nb root root123
root:raPDr65tuS91Q
Then you have to copy the password into the XML file like:
<users config:type="list" >
<user>
<encrypted config:type="boolean" >true</encrypted>
raPDr65tuS91Q
<username>root</username>
</user>
<user>
<encrypted config:type="boolean" >true</encrypted>
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<username>sms</username>
</user>
</users>
root is root123
sms is sms123
just like in your example...
Regards
Thorsten
-----Original Message-----
From: Guido Frohn
To: suse-autoinstall@suse.com
Sent: 14.08.2002 11:53
Subject: [suse-autoinstall] Login incorrect
My first try to install a SuSE Linux test system via AutoYast2 was near
successfully.
After installing automatically the system boot up correct and pop up the
login screen, but a login fails (Login incorrect) with both accounts
(see autoinst.xml).
I have used the standard SuSE 8.0 CD Roms and the autoinst.xml file was
saved on a floppy.
I am shure that I have entered the passwords correct and CapsLock was
not active -: )
Here a part of the autinst.xml created with AutoYast2 :
...
<users config:type="list" >
<user>
<encrypted config:type="boolean" >true</encrypted>
root123
<username>root</username>
</user>
<user>
<encrypted config:type="boolean" >true</encrypted>
sms123
<username>sms</username>
</user>
</users>
...
Thanks!
Guido Frohn
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