Installation of 12.04.5 lacks password-less login capability
Bug #1408457 reported by
Rod Smith
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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curtinator |
Fix Released
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Critical
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
I've just done a 12.04.5 server install from a Curtinator-created image. It installed fine, and I can login, but I need to give it a password when I do so; it doesn't accept a no-password SSH login, as it should. It's also possible to log in (with a password) at the console, which is not normally possible with a MAAS install. This system lacks a /home/ubuntu/.ssh/ directory, and of course the authorized_keys file that MAAS normally puts there. I don't know what in MAAS creates this file, but something about 12.04.5 server is blocking it. This problem does NOT exist in any other server release. (I've not tested desktop releases.)
Related branches
Changed in curtinator: | |
status: | Fix Committed → Fix Released |
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Can you log into the 12.04.5 server by any means, and check whether cloud-init is installed? also, do the cloud-init log files in /var/log contain anything relevant? You can attach them to this bug if you like so I can review them.