I tried installing YunoHost once, now I’m installing again. I installed it on a Virtual Machine. After installing, it asked for a user and password. I typed in what was provided “root” and “yunohost”, and it didn’t work, it said incorrect.

  • Craig (He/Him)@sh.itjust.worksOPEnglish
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    13 hours ago

    when i signed in, it just downloaded the packages and didn’t ask me to create my own username nor password, it told me to use root and yunohost.

    • cecilkorik@lemmy.caEnglish
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      12 hours ago

      Aha I see you did the text-based install then? I’ve never done that myself but I just tried it now and it worked fine for me with the default password it mentions. Make sure caps lock is off. You will not be able to see the password when you type it, so be extra careful you are typing it correctly.

      Most of the same cautions about internet access still apply, if your networking is active on this VM there’s a non-zero chance you can get hacked right away when you’re in default passwords/initial setup mode. If you continue to have trouble getting in, you should reinstall it once again onto a fresh VM with network mode set to NAT if possible, or even disabled completely, and see if it works in that configuration. It really is critical to get the password set up before opening up the internet.