i just tried to install oh-my-zsh on my notebook instance. it asked for the jupyter user's password, but i have no idea.
i'm also tagging with gcp-ai-platform-notebook as the support page says to do. thanks in advance for any help here!
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william_grisaitis
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2jupyter user password is no set. I would advise you to use `sudo -i` to login as root. – gogasca Jul 07 '21 at 06:59
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I tried to install oh-my-zsh using “sudo -i" to login as root. It’s installed successfully. So, I would advise you to use “sudo -i” to login as root before installing oh-my-zsh.
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I'm in the same position. There are no clues I see to finding where the password is as everything is created automatically. – Rob Jan 10 '23 at 18:42
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You can change the password using the following
sudo passwd <username>
You will require sudo permissions. This can be done by adding Compute Admin role to the service account and restarting the VM
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I tried this, but I still get asked `[sudo] password for jupyter:`. Is it different for a managed workbook in Vertex AI? – sanminchui Apr 18 '23 at 13:57