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If you used one of the commands in the installation section, everything should be automatically configured. Just add credentials to `/etc/aeneid/config.toml`.
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If you used one of the commands in the installation section, everything should be automatically configured. Just add credentials (and/or overrides) to `/etc/aeneid/config.toml`, and then run `sudo aeneid --init` to automatically configure your sshd. If you'd rather manually configure your sshd, see the paragraph about sshd in the manual configuration section.
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**Manual Configuration**
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## Usage
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If your GitHub username starts with a number, prefix your username with an `_` to login. Otherwise, your username is your GitHub username. See the `unix_to_github` function in `main.rs` for more information.
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If you specified a unix username in `overrides`, use that username. If you're using GitHub teams, and your username starts with a number, prefix your username with an `_` to login. Otherwise, your username is your GitHub username. See the `unix_to_github` function in `main.rs` for more information.
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Automatically creating users is currently unsupported, you'll need to create the corresponding user manually before logging in (`adduser username`).
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Automatically creating users is currently unsupported, you'll need to create the corresponding user manually before first login (`adduser username`).
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```bash
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$ # make sure ssh is setup with your GitHub keys, then...
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