The final paragraph of the add ssh key to the Raspberry Pi section mentions that after adding your public ssh key the password to log into ssh into the pi will be set to the passphrase created when generating the ssh key. After following the steps in this section closely the password was still set to the default "raspberry"
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Proposed solution
Inform users that the password will become the ssh key passphrase only after rebooting the pi.
dogi
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5 years ago
Problem
The final paragraph of the add ssh key to the Raspberry Pi section mentions that after adding your public ssh key the password to log into ssh into the pi will be set to the passphrase created when generating the ssh key. After following the steps in this section closely the password was still set to the default "raspberry"
Steps to reproduce the problem
N/A
Screenshots
Proposed solution
Inform users that the password will become the ssh key passphrase only after rebooting the pi.