feat: Use existing sudo user instead of creating new nasadmin user
- Modify setup.sh to automatically detect and use SUDO_USER - Pre-fill admin username with current sudo user - Only create new user if specified user doesn't exist - Update README.md to document user management changes - Update CHANGELOG.md with user management improvements - Remove unnecessary NEW_USER default creation
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- **Webmin:** Web-based system administration interface (optional)
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- **Unattended Upgrades:** Automatic security updates (optional, disabled by default)
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### Security Configuration
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- **Firewall Rules:** IPv4/IPv6 automatic based on selected services
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- **Fail2ban:** Protection against brute-force attacks
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- **Rate Limiting:** IPv4/IPv6 protection against DoS attacks
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### User Configuration
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- **Admin User:** Uses the current sudo user by default (no new user creation required)
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- **SSH Keys:** Ed25519 key generation for enhanced security
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## 📁 Directory Structure
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