commit 078c00e8bb8ded4566659810591a1890c3821e80
from: Alex Arx <aa@manpager.org>
date: Sat Mar 08 11:02:43 2025 UTC

make it more explicit from which host commands are being run in art 22

commit - 589879f0cedaca217af217a036d9ca286dff6e69
commit + 078c00e8bb8ded4566659810591a1890c3821e80
blob - b06df359c195ba273c73249b6b55a90d68443534
blob + c5d826c6d33216f428f3d1d72081b120ef78a03d
--- art/22.resetting_passwords_in_single_user_mode_on_openbsd.txt
+++ art/22.resetting_passwords_in_single_user_mode_on_openbsd.txt
@@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ The below commands are only really specific to openbsd
 until the boot prompt. After that it's the same so long as you have a
 physical (in my case a "physical" serial) connection to the machine.
 
-$ ssh myuser@serverXX.openbsd.amsterdam
-$ vmctl status | awk '$7 == "myuser" {print $9}'
+myhost$ ssh myuser@serverX.openbsd.amsterdam
+serverX$ vmctl status | awk '$7 == "myuser" {print $9}'
 vmX
-$ vmctl stop -w vmX && vmctl start -c vmX
+serverX$ vmctl stop -w vmX && vmctl start -c vmX
 
 Wait a bit, and you should get the boot prompt (">"). Quickly type
 "boot -s":