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-====== Sudo user ======
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-The connection and control of the equipment is carried out via the SSH protocol. The connection must be made under a user with sudo privileges, or under the root user (not recommended).
-<note tip>Watch the video tutorial on connecting to DPI: {{youtube>81WMPGw6tak?}}</note>
-On the connected equipment, you need to create a sudo user.
-Using the dpisu user as an example:
-  - Create user dpisu <code bash>adduser dpisu
-passwd dpisu</code>
-  - Write the following to the file /etc/sudoers.d/dpisu <code bash>Defaults:dpisu !requiretty
-Defaults secure_path = /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/root/bin
-dpisu ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL</code>Pay attention to the contents of the config and the dpisu login, which occurs 2 times. If you are setting up a user with a different login, specify the login in the config instead of dpisu. With this config, you disable the requirement to ask for a password and the requiretty requirement when switching to sudo mode.
-  - Disable requiretty in the file /etc/sudoers <code bash> sed -i "s/^.*requiretty/#Defaults requiretty/" /etc/sudoers</code>

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