I am in the process of changing the default behaviour of Ubuntu vagrant images.
I think I have a behaviour that is consistent with what you guys expect, but I'd like some feedback.
Would you please confirm that "ubuntu/artful64" behaves as you expect it to? It follows all the instructions in https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/boxes/base.html except setting the root password.
A quick run of "vagrant init ubuntu/artful64; vagrant up; vagrant ssh" seems to do what I expect should happen, but I'd like your feedback before I backport it to other releases.
Thanks!
Specifically:
- image has a vagrant:vagrant user as well as the usual ubuntu user.
- ubuntu user doesn't have password or keys set.
- vagrant user has the insecure ssh pubkey in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.
- vagrant user has passwordless sudo.
- "vagrant ssh" just works, logging you in as "vagrant" user
- root user is still locked
Hi all!
I am in the process of changing the default behaviour of Ubuntu vagrant images.
I think I have a behaviour that is consistent with what you guys expect, but I'd like some feedback.
Would you please confirm that "ubuntu/artful64" behaves as you expect it to? It follows all the instructions in https:/ /www.vagrantup. com/docs/ boxes/base. html except setting the root password.
A quick run of "vagrant init ubuntu/artful64; vagrant up; vagrant ssh" seems to do what I expect should happen, but I'd like your feedback before I backport it to other releases.
Thanks!
Specifically:
- image has a vagrant:vagrant user as well as the usual ubuntu user. authorized_ keys.
- ubuntu user doesn't have password or keys set.
- vagrant user has the insecure ssh pubkey in ~/.ssh/
- vagrant user has passwordless sudo.
- "vagrant ssh" just works, logging you in as "vagrant" user
- root user is still locked