General tips about protection against locking yourself out - Raspberry Pi Forums
having locked myself out fiddling around config (i suspect) , stuffing ssh, want ask if there general tips protecting getting locked out config changes, user account / password changes or bad updates?
ideas (very vague, ignorant, ill-defined):
* backdoors (well-secured ones), auxiliary protocols remote admin;
* second user account
*'revert config' batch jobs run in timer, config , auto-revert on timeout. (my router has this, auto protection against not being able log in following bad config change). of course, such things had written, , correctly, no bugs, , have remember set timer. perhaps try , automate such general , re-usable.
*backups - don't know how general complete backup, , in case not restore if locked out.
ideas (very vague, ignorant, ill-defined):
* backdoors (well-secured ones), auxiliary protocols remote admin;
* second user account
*'revert config' batch jobs run in timer, config , auto-revert on timeout. (my router has this, auto protection against not being able log in following bad config change). of course, such things had written, , correctly, no bugs, , have remember set timer. perhaps try , automate such general , re-usable.
*backups - don't know how general complete backup, , in case not restore if locked out.
i'd go backup route
take sd card out, insert in computer
copy config file said computer
put sd card in pi , mess content.
take sd card out, insert in computer
copy config file said computer
put sd card in pi , mess content.
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