User with sudo privileges
Single server
1. Connect to your server with your root account and create a livesp user account:
> useradd -d /home/livesp -m -U -s /bin/bash livesp
2. If you have not been asked for it, you will have to give this user a new password:
> passwd livesp
3. Give this user the sudo privileges with the following commands:
Ubuntu > usermod -aG sudo livesp
Debian > usermod -aG sudo livesp
RedHat 7 > usermod -aG wheel livesp
Debian > usermod -aG sudo livesp
RedHat 7 > usermod -aG wheel livesp
4. For the rest of installation, you must be logged in as this new user:
> su - livesp
NOTE: If you are on Debian, and sudo is not installed on your server, please refer to Installation of sudo on Debian 9 and 10.
umask must be set to 0022 (and not 0027) for this user.
umask must be set to 0022 (and not 0027) for this user.
Multi servers
Repeat this operation on each server part of the architecture and use the same username and password each time.