Hi,
Those files are supposed to be protected by the standard FS mechanisms. You
can also encrypt/decrypt the file to use any OpenNebula command (they need
the file contents decrypted).
If you have security concerns you may want to look at the SSH Keys auth[1]
or x509 auth[2]
[1] http://www.openn
Thanks Carlos,
it appears to have worked correctly.
however, i have that feeling that leaving my password in plain text on
the files is not such a good idea.
is it possible to encrypt it on these files? but i guess it is not possible.
Nicolas
On 11/04/12 10:58, Carlos Jiménez wrote:
> Hi Nicol
Hi Nicolas,
Try this:
1. For oneadmin:
Execute 'oneuser passwd 0 password'
update ~/.one/one_auth with the new password in the form of
oneadmin:password
stop & start one service
2. For serveradmin:
Execute 'oneuser passwd 1 password --sha1'
update ~/.one/sunstone_auth with the new password in
hi,
i would like to know if it is possible to change the password of system
users such as:
oneadmin
serveradmin
i have tried using oneuser but it did not work well - i had to reinstall
opennebula as it could no longer connect to anything.
thanks,
Nicolas
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