YunoHost 4.2 testing

[Aleks]

@JimboJoe

(except my permanent ACL problems above, for which I need to manually revert the ACLs’ after each regen-conf).

For this, I suggest adding a custom regen conf hook (should me named xx-yunohost_whatever, but the yunohost_ is the important part)

c.f. discussion in Configuration custom - aide pour création de hooks

I think in your case that’d look like:

#!/bin/bash

action=$1
[[ $action == "post" ]] || exit 0

# here, add your ACL commands

@JimboJoe

I was using a legacy linux user (not a YunoHost user) to log to SSH with a private key. I can’t log any more. In my understanding, it’s because it’s not part of the “ssh.main” group. But, I can’t add the user to the group with usermod -a -G ssh.main <myuser>.
How is it and what’s my best way to address the problem? Add that user to the group by another way? Somehow “convert” it to a YunoHost user, but then how to log with a private key and add it to the sudo group?

Zblerg yeah now you need to be in the ssh.main group. Or you can also add it to the admins group, that would work too.

But ideally it should indeed be converted to a regular yunohost user (if that makes sense).

Then to log using a private key, just add the key in the authorized_keys just like you would usually do. And you can usernmod -a -G sudo <the user> just like you would with any regular users I think ?