Changing the default password for "csgoserver" user?

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I wonder if I Can change the default password "csgoserver" for script user "csgoserver" created during installation process. For security reasons I don't want anyone except me to have access through ssh to my csgoserver.

[[R00T] Korrupt]

open terminal and type as follows
sudo login
csgoserver
[password]
passwd csgoserver
[new password]

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Can I change the default "csgoserver" password at the beginning of installation? Or does it have to be the same as user name?

[[R00T] Korrupt]

I'm not sure what you're asking unless you're trying to change the login password..?

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I wanna know if I can change "csgoserver" password for "csgoserver" user.

[[R00T] Korrupt]

Yes. You'll need to do what I said in my original response. Open terminal and type the following
sudo login [NOTE: this logs you into another user, other than the one you are currently running]
csgoserver [NOTE: this is the username/user]
[enter the current password for user]
passwd csgoserver [NOTE: you are now telling the terminal you want a new password for this user]
[enter the old password one last time]
[enter the new password]
[enter the new password]

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my terminal looks as follows:
noah@NoUX:~$ sudo login
[sudo] password for noah:
NoUX login: csgoserver
Password:
csgoserver@NoUX:~$ passwd csgoserver
Changing password for csgoserver.
(current) UNIX password:
Enter new UNIX password:
Retype new UNIX password:

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this really isn't a LGSM issue, but yes, the password can be anything you want, and should be secure, the user can also be anythin you want it to be (i use csgo instead of csgouser, for example)

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ok now

[Reaper]

you dont need terminal go to the root user and login then go to user unlock that root user then click on the csgoserver user and put in the new password for that user