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	Access Recovery
	If you've lost the private key of an SSH key pair used to log into Fedora CoreOS, and do not have any password logins set up to use at the console, you can gain access back to the machine by booting into single user mode with the `single` kernel command-line argument:
	When booting the system, intercept the GRUB menu and edit the entry to append `single` to the kernel argument list, then press Ctrl-X to resume booting.
	Wait for the system to boot into a shell prompt
	Set or reset the password for the target user using the `passwd` utility.	Setta o resetta la password per l'utente desiderato. usando il comando `passwd`.
	Finally, reboot the system with `/sbin/reboot -f`.	Al termine, riavvia il sistema usando `/sbin/reboot -f`.
	You should now be able to log back into the system at the console. From there, you can e.g. fetch a new public SSH key to add to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and delete the old one. You may also want to lock the password you've set (using `passwd -l`). Note that Fedora CoreOS by default does not allow SSH login via password authentication.	Adesso dovresti essere in grado di loggarti sulla console di sistema. Da essa, potrai richiedere una nuova chiave SSH pubblica, da aggiungere a `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` e potrai anche cancellare la vecchia chiave. Potrai anche disabilitare la password che hai settato (usando `passwd -l`). Nota che, di default, Fedora CoreOS non acconsente il login tramite la password di autenticazione.

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returntrip Suggestion added fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-coreos master/pages/access-recovery Italian	English You should now be able to log back into the system at the console. From there, you can e.g. fetch a new public SSH key to add to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and delete the old one. You may also want to lock the password you've set (using `passwd -l`). Note that Fedora CoreOS by default does not allow SSH login via password authentication. Italian 391 characters edited Current translation Adesso dovresti essere in grado di loggarti sulla console di sistema. Da essa, potrai richiedere una nuova chiave SSH pubblica, da aggiungere a `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` e potrai anche cancellare la vecchia chiave. Potrai anche disabilitare la password che hai settato (usando `passwd -l`). Nota che, di default, Fedora CoreOS non acconsente il login tramite la password di autenticazione. 3 years ago
returntrip Marked for edit fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-coreos master/pages/access-recovery Italian	English You should now be able to log back into the system at the console. From there, you can e.g. fetch a new public SSH key to add to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and delete the old one. You may also want to lock the password you've set (using `passwd -l`). Note that Fedora CoreOS by default does not allow SSH login via password authentication. Italian 0 characters edited Current translation Adesso dovresti essere in grado di loggarti sulla console di sistema. Da essa, potrai richiedere una nuova chiave SSH pubblica, da aggiungere a `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` e potrai anche cancellare la vecchia chiave. Potrai anche disabilitare la password che hai settato (usando `passwd -l`). Nota che, di default, Fedora CoreOS non acconsente il login tramite la password di autenticazione. 3 years ago
returntrip Suggestion accepted fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-coreos master/pages/access-recovery Italian	English You should now be able to log back into the system at the console. From there, you can e.g. fetch a new public SSH key to add to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and delete the old one. You may also want to lock the password you've set (using `passwd -l`). Note that Fedora CoreOS by default does not allow SSH login via password authentication. Italian 391 characters edited Current translation Adesso dovresti essere in grado di loggarti sulla console di sistema. Da essa, potrai richiedere una nuova chiave SSH pubblica, da aggiungere a `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` e potrai anche cancellare la vecchia chiave. Potrai anche disabilitare la password che hai settato (usando `passwd -l`). Nota che, di default, Fedora CoreOS non acconsente il login tramite la password di autenticazione. 3 years ago
returntrip Suggestion added fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-coreos master/pages/access-recovery Italian	English You should now be able to log back into the system at the console. From there, you can e.g. fetch a new public SSH key to add to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and delete the old one. You may also want to lock the password you've set (using `passwd -l`). Note that Fedora CoreOS by default does not allow SSH login via password authentication. Italian 391 characters edited Current translation Adesso dovresti essere in grado di loggarti sulla console di sistema. Da essa, potrai richiedere una nuova chiave SSH pubblica, da aggiungere a `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` e potrai anche cancellare la vecchia chiave. Potrai anche disabilitare la password che hai settato (usando `passwd -l`). Nota che, di default, Fedora CoreOS non acconsente il login tramite la password di autenticazione. 3 years ago

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