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* [Basic usage](#basic-usage)
* [Data persistency](#data-persistency)
* [POSIX rights](#posix-rights)
* [UI authentication/authorization](#ui-authenticationauthorization)
* [UI SSL encryption](#ui-ssl-encryption)
* [Self-signed certificate](#self-signed-certificate)
* [Advanced SSL use](#advanced-ssl-use)
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## UI Authentication
## UI authentication/authorization
By default, a single user with admin rights is created during the first start of the container. Its username is *backuppc* and its password is *password*. You can modify this by setting the environment variables `BACKUPPC_WEB_USER (default backuppc)` and `BACKUPPC_WEB_PASSWD (default password)` when creating the container.
By default, a single user with admin rights is created during the first start of the container. Its username is *backuppc* and its password is *password*. The credentials are stored in the file `/etc/backuppc/htpasswd` to allow the embedded lighttpd server to handle Basic Authentication, and the Backuppc config variable `$Conf{CgiAdminUsers}` is setted to this username to instruct Backuppc to give it admin rights.
This admin user can be modified on an existing container by modifying the relevant environment variables, then re-creating the container. However please note that if you modify the username, you will need to manually remove the old username from the file `/etc/backuppc/htpasswd` in the container after its re-creation.
You can modify the admin user credentials by setting the environment variables `BACKUPPC_WEB_USER (default backuppc)` and `BACKUPPC_WEB_PASSWD (default password)` when creating the container.
The admin user credentials can be modified on an existing container by modifying the relevant environment variables, then re-creating the container. However please note that if you modify the username, you will need to manually remove the old username from the file `/etc/backuppc/htpasswd` in the container after its re-creation.
## UI SSL encryption