##Description
Add the ability to specify the SSH username (e.g., ubuntu, root, etc.) when connecting to a VPS.
Currently, the tool assumes a connection with root, which does not work on some VPS providers (like OVH) where the default user is ubuntu.
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##Use case
On some VPS providers, especially OVH, root access is disabled by default for security reasons.
Users connect via accounts like ubuntu using sudo.
Allowing the username to be specified would prevent installation blocks and make the tool compatible with more setups.
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##Proposed solution**
• Prompt the user for the SSH username at the beginning (e.g., ubuntu@ip)
• Or add a configurable parameter for the SSH user
• Implement an automatic fallback if root fails
##Description
Add the ability to specify the SSH username (e.g., ubuntu, root, etc.) when connecting to a VPS.
Currently, the tool assumes a connection with root, which does not work on some VPS providers (like OVH) where the default user is ubuntu.
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##Use case
On some VPS providers, especially OVH, root access is disabled by default for security reasons.
Users connect via accounts like ubuntu using sudo.
Allowing the username to be specified would prevent installation blocks and make the tool compatible with more setups.
⸻
##Proposed solution**
• Prompt the user for the SSH username at the beginning (e.g., ubuntu@ip)
• Or add a configurable parameter for the SSH user
• Implement an automatic fallback if root fails