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The /etc/environment is loaded in ssh session after a reboot of the instance.
This also explains why this doesn't happen for any other user name except for alpine: in that case the 00-alpine-user-group.sh boot script will delete the alpine user created by cloud-init and reboot the instance.
Restarting the sshd service does not make a difference; it requires a reboot to fix itself.
Note: /etc/environment is loaded via PAM, but I couldn't find anything to force a reload.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue only affects the
alpine
template when using analpine
user name:It does not affect the
alpine-iso
template.The
/etc/environment
is loaded in ssh session after a reboot of the instance.This also explains why this doesn't happen for any other user name except for
alpine
: in that case the00-alpine-user-group.sh
boot script will delete thealpine
user created by cloud-init and reboot the instance.Restarting the
sshd
service does not make a difference; it requires a reboot to fix itself.Note:
/etc/environment
is loaded via PAM, but I couldn't find anything to force a reload.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: