Feature request: SSH access after init - UmbrelOS 1.0+ about umbrel HOT 4 CLOSED

Does it still have root access?

Yes, you can use sudo. Here's how to disable the sudo password prompt: https://askubuntu.com/questions/334318/sudoers-file-enable-nopasswd-for-user-all-commands

I want to migrate some of my containers manually with moving the data folders for them on this new umbrel os installation. Or they would be encrypted and inaccessible?

I think application data is stored in ~/umbrel/app-data/<appid>/data (where ~ is your user's home dir, /home/umbrel on Umbrel v1), though some weird applications might use docker volumes, which are much harder to migrate (you can check by opening their docker-compose.yml file in https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel-apps and searching for volumes: at the bottom). The data is not encrypted.

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Anyways, is there a way to know your "new" umbrel or/and root user password?

The new password is you umbrel password you set during onboarding (username: umbrel)

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The new password is you umbrel password you set during onboarding (username: umbrel)

Oh, I haven't tried it. I tried root and my new username with the password, but not the umbrel user. That is a little bit confusing. Does it still have root access?
The reason I'm asking is that I want to migrate some of my containers manually with moving the data folders for them on this new umbrel os installation. Or they would be encrypted and inaccessible?

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