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So, if you override the default['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'vault' and decide to run as:
default['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'vault'
['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'root' via an override or whatever, you'll become unable to operate as root on next login.
['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'root'
Probably because the config process turns the root user into a service account. Your entry in passwd winds up looking like:
root:x:0:0:Service user for root:/root:/bin/false
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Ha, that sucks, nice catch. I'll fix that.
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So, if you override the
default['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'vault'
and decide to run as:['hashicorp-vault']['service_user'] = 'root'
via an override or whatever, you'll become unable to operate as root on next login.Probably because the config process turns the root user into a service account. Your entry in passwd winds up looking like:
root:x:0:0:Service user for root:/root:/bin/false
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: