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Raspberry PI Bullseye new user, xrdp and group permissions setup
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# In raspberry pi VERSION="11 (bullseye)", you need to make a new user instead of using "pi" user for xrdp. | |
# Install xrdp | |
sudo apt-get install raspberrypi-ui-mods xinit xserver-xorg | |
sudo reboot | |
sudo apt install xrdp | |
# Check on xrdp status | |
systemctl show -p SubState --value xrdp | |
# Add xrdp user to ssl-cert group | |
sudo adduser xrdp ssl-cert | |
# Make another user that will sign in as RDP (change to your name) | |
$NEWUSER='josh' | |
sudo adduser ${NEWUSER} | |
# You may want to also copy this so you don't need to enter a password for sudo as the new user | |
sudo cp /etc/sudoers.d/010_pi-nopasswd 010_${NEWUSER}-nopasswd | |
# Note: after you copy the file, edit it and put your username in it (TODO: do this with sed) | |
# Finally add the user to all these groups so it doesn't get strange gpio permission bugs | |
sudo usermod -a -G adm,audio,cdrom,dialout,games,gpio,i2c,input,netdev,plugdev,spi,sudo,users,video ${NEWUSER} |
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