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- #####################################################
- # Change settings here!!!
- #####################################################
- username="changeme"
- sshport="54814" # <-- change to random high port!
- keepdnetdata="no" # <-- "yes" or "no"
- #####################################################
- ## Nothing to edit below this line. ##
- # get the password from the command line
- echo "Enter a password for $username (it will not be masked):"
- printf "Password: "
- read clearpass
- # set locale
- locale-gen en_US en_US.UTF-8 hu_HU hu_HU.UTF-8
- dpkg-reconfigure locales
- update-locale
- # calculate password for useradd and add the user
- pwsalt=`perl -e 'printf "%08X", rand(0xffffffff)'`
- password=`perl -e 'printf "%s", crypt($ARGV[0], "\\$6\\$$ARGV[1]\\$")' $clearpass $pwsalt`
- useradd -m -p $password -s /bin/bash $username
- # determine home folder
- homefolder=`eval echo "~$username"`
- # stop the masternode in case it is running
- /root/darknet-cli stop
- # move the dnet data dir to new user (if it exists)
- if [ -d /root/.darknet ]; then
- if [ $keepdnetdata == "yes" ]; then
- mv /root/.darknet $homefolder
- fi
- fi
- # move the dnet executables to the user's home dir
- mv /root/darknet* $homefolder
- # remove apache -- it's not needed
- service apache2 stop
- apt-get -y remove apache2*
- # add our user to sudoers
- sed -i.bak s/sudo:x:27:$/sudo:x:27:$username/ /etc/group
- # disallow root login via ssh and change port
- sed -i.bak "s/PermitRootLogin yes/PermitRootLogin no/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config
- sed -i'' "s/Port 22/Port $sshport/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config
- service ssh restart
- # don't keep a history file because they are security problem
- echo "HISTFILE=/dev/null" >> $homefolder/.profile
- echo "HISTFILE=/dev/null" >> /root/.profile
- # change all ownership
- chown -R $username:$username $homefolder
- # indicate success
- echo Sucessful Termination. Don\'t forget to test login remotely with:
- echo
- echo ssh -p $sshport $username@`ip route get 8.8.8.8 | awk '{print $NF; exit}'`
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