W dniu 05.09.2018 o 07:34, Keith Keller pisze:
>> Is there any workaround (apart of remounting whole filesystem RW)?
> Have you looked at this article?
> https://warewolf.github.io/blog/2013/10/12/setting-up-a-read-only-rootfs-fedora-box/
> Unfortunately it doesn't really provide a local workaround, but if you
> have something like LDAP available already that might be a way to go.
I'm trying to keep it as simple as i can, so LDAP is last resort. But
i'll consider it.
> If not (and assuming you've added /etc/passwd and friends to
> /etc/statetab*), one very crude option might be to manipulate the files
> by hand. For /etc/passwd and /etc/group (if necessary) this is easy,
> since it's just a plain text file with human-readable text. For
> /etc/shadow this is slightly more complicated, since you need to
> generate the password hash. For that you can use mkpasswd:
> https://www.aychedee.com/2012/03/14/etc_shadow-password-hash-formats/
> Obviously doing this makes adding a user a nonatomic operation, so you
> need to take care manipulating passwd and shadow in this way. (I don't
> know if mkpasswd is available from a yum repo, but the included python
> should be there.)
Thanks for suggestion, i'll give it a try.
> --keith
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