Service interfaces will operate with the following parameters:
Service interfaces will operate with the following parameters:
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* {{Code|uuid}}, unique identity of the particular Sugar user, i.e., this id should be created for every Sugar profile; it can't be the same as UUID of a XO laptop;
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* {{Code|uuid}}, unique identity of the particular Sugar user, i.e., this id should be created for every Sugar profile; but on XOs, where reflashing might occur, XO UUID will be reused;
* {{Code|serial}}, serial number of hardware Sugar user is running on, e.g., serial number of a XO laptop;
* {{Code|serial}}, serial number of hardware Sugar user is running on, e.g., serial number of a XO laptop;
* {{Code|pubkey}}, SSH public key, this is the exact line that needs to be placed as-is to {{Code|~/.ssh/authorized_keys}} file; note that OLPC XS operates with striped version of public keys.
* {{Code|pubkey}}, SSH public key, this is the exact line that needs to be placed as-is to {{Code|~/.ssh/authorized_keys}} file; note that OLPC XS operates with striped version of public keys.