Initial startup cause window inviting to change default user password. I have changed it, then via SSH changed it again. And after each reboot there is this stupid invitation again and again even password "hash" is certainly different from default "raspberry". (have image like 3 days old and Rpi4).
Option 1: Kodi XBian-Config GUI
Kodi->Settings->XBian->System->XBian password: change password and watch for the sucessfully Toast message
Option 2: SSH connection and xbian-config CLI
sudo xbian-config (if not already running)
2 Settings->2 Accounts->2 XBian password: change password and notice the successful messagebos
Option 3: (not recommended!): If you act too stupid or whatever:
sudo touch /usr/local/include/xbian-config/config/xbianpass
Thanks, I have tried option 2 (xbian-config via SSH) and it WORKED.
I would not bother you if you you would make Xbian detect password changed via SSH command: passwd xbian
Instead Kodi GUI posted fake message that password needs to be changed, which is wrong because it was already changed via "passwd xbian".
Neither xbian-config nor Kodi Xbian-Config GUI can know if the password has already been changed by other means. This is also not intended to change the password with passwd or the similar programs.
maybe xbian-config can discover it from output of following:
$ chage -l xbian
Last password change : Nov 15, 2021
$ passwd -S
xbian P 11/15/2021 0 99999 7 -1
(second shows date of last password change)
This is a good approach, however, something more must be done to be able to detect a password change reliably, since the password was already changed in the fresh images.
I have now implemented this, so the password should be recognized correctly in all cases
See
this commit
Thanks, good improvement, no more inappropriate password change prompts.
In my opinion, option 2 is totally available. I often change passwords this way.
fall guys drift boss
Hello, I am a newcomer and therefore not allowed to post a new thread here, so this is the thread which is the closest to my question:
How can I deactivate this security warning pop-up that the password has not been changed WITHOUT changing the password?
Same for the pop-up that says that no backup has been made in a long time? It is simply annoying and I think that it causes problems when controlling Kodi remotely from my smartphone without wanting to turn on my TV.
Password Change -> You can't
All Others: Already discussed here in forum. Kodi -> XBian-Config->Preference->Advanced Mode and then you can
(24th Oct, 2022 09:58 PM)Nachteule Wrote: [ -> ]Password Change -> You can't
All Others: Already discussed here in forum. Kodi -> XBian-Config->Preference->Advanced Mode and then you can
Could you be a little more specific, please?
- URL to thread where already discussed here in the forum?
- I tried "Kodi -> XBian-Config->Preference->Advanced Mode". So you activate the switch for Advanced Mode and then what? Where can I deactivate the two messages that prompt for password change and home backup?
No, I have absolutely no desire to
Just let yourself be surprised what happens
We are not in kindergarten here