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Added warning for configure-stormux -> convert to server. After conversion, configure-stormux is no longer available.

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Storm Dragon 2024-11-09 16:04:14 -05:00
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ dialog --backtitle "Configure Stormux" \
dialog --backtitle "Configure Stormux" \ dialog --backtitle "Configure Stormux" \
--yesno "This will make catastrophic changes to your system. If you are not sure you want to do this, select no by pressing the letter n on your keyboard. Afterwards, you will only be able to login with an ssh key and there will be no screen reader." -1 -1 --stdout || exit 0 --yesno "This will make catastrophic changes to your system. If you are not sure you want to do this, select no by pressing the letter n on your keyboard. Afterwards, you will only be able to login with an ssh key and there will be no screen reader.\nNote, configure-stormux will no longer be available." -1 -1 --stdout || exit 0
dialog --backtitle "Configure Stormux" \ dialog --backtitle "Configure Stormux" \
--msgbox "Now let's upload your ssh key. It is a good idea to go ahead and connect via ssh now, in case something goes wrong you will have a chance to fix it manually. This will be used to login to your server, so whatever you do, don't lose it. If you have not yet created an ssh key, you can do so with the ssh-keygen command. Magic-wormhole will be used to upload the key. if you are doing this from a Windows based ssh session, you can install magic-wormhole with scoop: https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop" -1 -1 --stdout --msgbox "Now let's upload your ssh key. It is a good idea to go ahead and connect via ssh now, in case something goes wrong you will have a chance to fix it manually. This will be used to login to your server, so whatever you do, don't lose it. If you have not yet created an ssh key, you can do so with the ssh-keygen command. Magic-wormhole will be used to upload the key. if you are doing this from a Windows based ssh session, you can install magic-wormhole with scoop: https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop" -1 -1 --stdout