Daniel_Dog
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Hello everyone,
I am in the process of preparing everything to move from my VPS provider to my own hypervisor and in turn this will cause me to reinstall DirectAdmin. (SInce I prefer to do a reinstall and not a clone install to limit the potential issues.)
Now I have a Cloud-Init template to auto install DirectAdmin and it works without issue.
Now was I wondering if it is possible to have Cloud-Init add the admin user to the OS so that it can also setup SSH-keys and sudo access for the admin user.
Or will adding the admin user to the OS cause issues for the DirectAdmin installer?
I have as for now just let Cloud-Init create a different user then admin.
But this adds another user that I end up deleting later and thus would like to know if this is really needed or that I can just install DirectAdmin in a host that already has a user admin.
Thanks in advance.
I am in the process of preparing everything to move from my VPS provider to my own hypervisor and in turn this will cause me to reinstall DirectAdmin. (SInce I prefer to do a reinstall and not a clone install to limit the potential issues.)
Now I have a Cloud-Init template to auto install DirectAdmin and it works without issue.
Now was I wondering if it is possible to have Cloud-Init add the admin user to the OS so that it can also setup SSH-keys and sudo access for the admin user.
Or will adding the admin user to the OS cause issues for the DirectAdmin installer?
I have as for now just let Cloud-Init create a different user then admin.
But this adds another user that I end up deleting later and thus would like to know if this is really needed or that I can just install DirectAdmin in a host that already has a user admin.
Thanks in advance.