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For the $sudo ./install-14-04-final1.sh command, is the first argument the current username of the instance? For example, in the gcp instance, it is chunxu@instance-1, so the first argument should be chunxu?
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Yes, the first argument to the shell script should be the username of your instance. This is why it is recommended to specify a username when you create the ssh key.
For the $sudo ./install-14-04-final1.sh command, is the first argument the current username of the instance? For example, in the gcp instance, it is chunxu@instance-1, so the first argument should be chunxu?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: