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Originally Posted by 163828045  Hello,
Thanks for your fast reply.
I have used the --INSTALL option
Here is the log
I have checked the file in /etc/zmbac/ with the name noread and its empty.
Thanks for your help. |
Hi,
In the install part of the script there is a option to generate that password for you in that file.
In fact all you have to do is to put a password in that file... then it should work.
All the install part does is creates a password in the following manner:
Code:
~$ openssl rand -base64 48 [ enter ]
rrPxLgnMhuq0OU8YrQiqSR42m5X3CVPNZiKnP+MVE2UhVwq22UO65jzvN6MWbNe5
The easy one liner to do this would be (this is with defaults in script settings):
Code:
openssl rand -base64 48 -out /etc/zmbac/noread
Hope that helps you out !