Description of problem: Anaconda added option to "Allow root SSH login with password" into GUI to circumvent default change in the SSH. As the `scap-security-guide` profiles in many cases require `PermitRootLogin no`, we are directly countering this option. Given the paradigm that whatever is configured by Anaconda is integrated as a special Anaconda-based check, we need it as well. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.0-8.el9 How reproducible: reliably Steps to Reproduce: 1. begin GUI installation of RHEL9 2. select OSPP profile 3. create root password, tick "allow root ssh login with password" 4. start installation 5. finish installation Actual results: no issue is encountered, /etc/ssh/sshd_config contains line PermitRootLogin no Expected results: Installation won't start, as there's conflict of requirements Additional info: Anaconda team plans to add kickstart support via Bug 2033849 into 9.1
To extend expected result: When the misalignment happens (i.e. profile selected is opinionated about the option and the configuration in the "root password" spoke is not align with that), the addon hub icon should reflect the issue (or the issue can be represented any other way), and installation should not be allowed to start.