Installing a default mean-admin user would allow the mean-admin package to be much easier to access initially. However, a default user might be insecure to expose like that for a new user that doesn't understand they need a strong password, or to create a separate user, etc. So, instead if we could prompt for a username and/or password or something like that it would be easier. I'm not sure if mean install can do this on its own or this is an entirely separate issue, but...
Installing a default mean-admin user would allow the mean-admin package to be much easier to access initially. However, a default user might be insecure to expose like that for a new user that doesn't understand they need a strong password, or to create a separate user, etc. So, instead if we could prompt for a username and/or password or something like that it would be easier. I'm not sure if
mean installcan do this on its own or this is an entirely separate issue, but...