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Between versions 1.4.1.8 and 1.4.1.10, LSA changed how Linux user accounts are handled. Previously, LSA assumed a user named myuser already existed, which caused problems on fresh installations. The updated version automatically creates the account and prompts for a username and password, defaulting to user / user. These changes were made to improve fresh-install compatibility, simplify setup, and ensure user settings persist across restarts and updates.
See version 1.4.1.8 for the major additions and improvements introduced in the previous release.
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Between versions 1.4.1.8 and 1.4.1.10, LSA changed how Linux user accounts are handled. Previously, LSA assumed a user named
myuseralready existed, which caused problems on fresh installations. The updated version automatically creates the account and prompts for a username and password, defaulting touser/user. These changes were made to improve fresh-install compatibility, simplify setup, and ensure user settings persist across restarts and updates.See version 1.4.1.8 for the major additions and improvements introduced in the previous release.
This discussion was created from the release 1.4.1.10#CoreCompatPreview.
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