Partly revert "emergency mode: use sulogin" #42
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@lnykryn for the context ( I just remembered ), with all the formatters and checks taken from upstream is that when I create PR here, with some 'downstream' fix, I can easily take the exact same fix and create PR upstream. |
Partly reverts 32f68c1 In RHEL we don't want to have a password to log in into emergency mode. RHEL-only Resolves: #2057365
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LGTM, thanks! |
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Partly reverts 32f68c1
In RHEL we don't want to have a password to log in into emergency mode.
RHEL-only
Resolves: #2057365
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