| 52 | | So our ''personal'' partition for all our data contains basically a directory called ''thana'' (our user), and a script, when we mount this disk by a first time on our Elive system, we can simply directly run this script which creates our special ''thana'' user if not exists yet, it set this user with a very specific UID (for example 1783) where the idea is to have a unique UID for our user in any computer where will use our disk, without conflict with an existing UID. This script also does a lot of other setups like check if we have a ''sudo'' configuration for this user with full privileges and without ask for the password (we want to remove entirely the usage of the root user), and finally also adds a init script on this computer for ''mount'' our home partition to the system if we have this parameter on our grub configuration, there's the encryption password that is loaded on the boot of the system, etc... |
| | 52 | So our ''personal'' partition for all our data contains basically a directory called ''thana'' (our user), and a script, when we mount this disk by a first time on our Elive system, we run (from root) this script which creates our special ''thana'' user if not exists yet, it set this user with a very specific UID (for example 1783) where the idea is to have a unique UID for our user in any computer where will use our disk, without conflict with an existing UID. This script also does a lot of other setups like check if we have a ''sudo'' configuration for this user with full privileges and without ask for the password (we want to remove entirely the usage of the root user), and finally also adds a init script on this computer for ''mount'' our home partition to the system if we have this parameter on our grub configuration, there's the encryption password that is loaded on the boot of the system, etc... |
