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Dear experts,
I want to open the SSH session with custom login shell.In other words ,when the user logs in the SSH ,he should see the custom shell not the default shell,sh.I tried setting the shell for user account and found that if I set the user to custom shell ,SSH does not permit the user to login and I get access denied message.Can you help with this?I am using the dropbear SSH. regards, rockerLink Copied
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would anybody please answer this?
regards, rocker- Mark as New
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Edit /etc/passwd and change default shell of user.
i.e. root:CriptPasswd:0:0:root:/:/bin/sh change to: root:CriptPasswd:0:0:root:/:/bin/SHELL The shell can be a shellscript!
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