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Hi guys, am new to this all have been looking at some of the issues regarding logging in without a user and all the security issues around nfs .Is there any way one can get example rpi 1 to automatically log into a assigned user 1 desktop without having to log in manually and next example the next rpi 2 log into user2 and so on?? All help will be appreciated TIA
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logging in without a user and all the security issues around nfs
I am afraid that letting devices that boot over the network log in to the server without any authentication, does automatically imply security issues.
Perhaps with Pi 4 it would theoretically be possible to store security tokens in the EEPROM and use those, but that is not functionality supported out-of-the-box by Piserver.
(Naturally storing authentication tokens on a SD card is possible as well, like Berryboot does to store the iSCSI password to connect to network storage.
But then you will not have a fully network booting environment).
Hi guys, am new to this all have been looking at some of the issues regarding logging in without a user and all the security issues around nfs .Is there any way one can get example rpi 1 to automatically log into a assigned user 1 desktop without having to log in manually and next example the next rpi 2 log into user2 and so on?? All help will be appreciated TIA
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