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If I don't provide a root password I'm asked to create a user. If I change my mind because I don't want to create an user I can currently only exit the application and start over.
Tested with 2.1.3-1
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This was partially a design choice, to avoid complex menu jumps back and fourth.
However the user-section would be a simple implementation to group up and create a "You did not create a super-user account" and then return to the root question, since they're so close to each other both code wise and logic wise.
what if we have an option to enter 'root' to specify a root password if the user didn't set one (during user creation)?
Maybe we re-work the user creation loop into a single loop, with a menu + submenu (I love how this sounds like I'm talking about the future, but it's so 1990's).. Where the user gets three options:
0: Set a root password
1: Create a user
2: Create a super-user
And we simply check if one of those are fullfilled?
If I don't provide a root password I'm asked to create a user. If I change my mind because I don't want to create an user I can currently only exit the application and start over.
Tested with 2.1.3-1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: