User provided in vmbuilder command is added to admin group instead of sudo

[Emi94]

vmbuilder adds the user provided with --user to group admin, but that is the old way of giving a user sudo "powers", on newer releases of Ubuntu, users are added to sudo group. What do you think @putt1ck, should we add the user only to sudo group or both groups for compatibility with older releases of Ubuntu?

[putt1ck]

Both (and related also should be possible to create a root user that can have access via SSH, and the SSH access gets "fixed" once the VM is being configured).

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[Emi94]

regarding the SSH access for root, do you mean this issue: #3?

[Emi94]

Fixed with patch #9