Unset SUDO_PASSWORD env variable

[toxic0berliner]

I find that setting the SUDO_PASSWORD when starting this container does keep it for the whole running life of the container.
My understanding is that it is at some point being used on init to set the sudo password of the abc user, but really, once initialized, I believe it would be safer to at least unset it to avoid anyone having a terminal being able to just echo the envvar...

I'm also having trumendest issues getting the SUDO_PASSWORD_HASH to work, I'm using $ in my password, and using a compose.yml file to start the code-server container and pass all variables, so any help in getting the proper syntax, as the echo -n "password" | npx argon2-cli -e syntax on the wiki of code-server is not able to deal with $ signs and prints out something like this : $argon2i$v=19$m=4096,t=3,p=1$f2v7Q2zMnxdMtlAP1T4HXQ$teRq1ux1px8UEHMNkFreKCEtsEIRiSpyX3kc38b5I30
(I know now that I need to replace any $ in the value by $$ in my compose file, not sure about quotes or double-quotes surrinding it yet...)

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[toxic0berliner]

Am I posting this in the wrong place or am I just the only one wanting this?

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[Zackyist]

I'm also having issues trying to get the hashed sudo password to work - tried changing it twice now but neither works in the code-server terminal. I was thinking about using the unhashed variable but then I found this issue and I'm not sure I should.

[tuxthepenguin84]

So I ran into an issue with using hashed passwords in my compose file, on the "- HASHED_PASSWORD" line I did a find replace for all $ to $$ and that resolved the issue for me.
Example:
- HASHED_PASSWORD=$$argon2i$$v=19$$m=4096,t=3,p=1$$f2v7Q2zMnxdMtlAP1T4HXQ$$teRq1ux1px8UEHMNkFreKCEtsEIRiSpyX3kc38b5I30

[cringerjs]

This repo instructions links to the coder/code-server instructions for generating the HASH. However, their documentation is incorrect for how to enter it. For both HASHED_PASSWORD and SUDO_PASSWORD_HASH it must be entered with NO QUOTES and every $ needs to be doubled up $$ so docker doesn't try to process it as a variable.

[aptalca]

It's not a docker thing, it's a yaml thing specifically.
In docker run, you should be able to just wrap the hash in single quotes, no escape necessary
But in yaml, quotation depends on the formatting you're using and $ needs escaping

[Hpmason]

I'm having the same problem and SUDO_PASSWORD_HASH doesn't seem to work following these instructions