[12:16] <erik_> hi
[12:18] <erik_> what are the username and password for the default live user?
[12:19] <kc2bez> lubuntu is the user and there should be no password. 
[12:21] <erik_> that doesnt seem to work, I am customizing the lubuntu-20.04-desktop iso using the tool called cubic btw, but that shouldnt really matter much
[17:30] <Guest94> Hi! Does lubuntu have a calculator app preinstalled
[17:30] <Guest94> ?
 Yes
 kcalc
[17:30] <Guest94> Ok. Thanks!
[19:20] <asdjkl> hello good day
[19:21] <asdjkl> i want to use a linux live cd with sudo having a password set.
[19:23] <asdjkl> how do i do this?
[19:34] <Oxfuxxx> asdjkl: use 'sudo su' then 'passwd' i guess.
[19:36] <Oxfuxxx> or you gotta fiddle with /etc/sudo...something maybe, not sure if you want sudo to ask for password...
[19:36] <asdjkl> nope
[19:43] <asdjkl> well
[19:43] <asdjkl> i want to type sudo su
[19:43] <asdjkl> and it asks for a password
 asdjkl: you'd have to redo /etc/passwd on the livecd.  you'd also have to set a password on the ubuntu user.
 the problem is, editing the livecd is not straightforward in that way
[19:44] <asdjkl> i just want it to be for the current session!
 just do sudo passwd $USER in the command line, set a password
 then sudo won't work without the password
[19:45] <asdjkl> but sudo su does
 (there is a timeout first before it asks for the PW again so you may have to wait about 15 minutes)
[19:46] <asdjkl> i know that
[19:46] <asdjkl> i make ctrl+d
[19:47] <asdjkl> then ctrl+t
[19:47] <asdjkl> sudo su still goes
, any ideas?
 you should refer not to lubot but the individual mentioned in there - i.e. teward001 for me.
 i'm booting a livecd to prod at the settings and see what's in there
 to see if I can help more
[19:57] <asdjkl> thanks so much!
[19:59] <asdjkl> so lubuntu only belongs to the group lubuntu
[19:59] <asdjkl> and root only belongs to the group root
 i didn't need the info it just took a while to download
 so there's an /etc/sudoers.d/casper in the 21.04 ISO which gives 'no password sudo' privs to the lubuntu user.  You can comment out the line in there (or delete the casper file) and then close terminal, wait 30 minutes, and then try again
 just to make sure all sudo permissions are dropped.
 note when you reboot the 'session' will revert to the previous version
 so you need to set a password on the lubuntu user AND remove that sudoers.d entry