Hi,
Once again this list has shown it's great value.
The solution (see question below) is to add an entry '/bin/false' in the
/etc/shells file, and assign user the shell 'false'.
Thanks to all who replied...
Marc
----------------Original question------------
Hi all,
Just a small question: how do I create users without a shell under C2 ?
We've done that before (without C2) by entering 'noshell' for a shell (iso.
e.g. /bin/ksh)
For one reason or the other C2 doesnt seem to accept this while creating
it's databases...
We're running True64Unix 5.0 PK 2 on a DS20 (previous system was DEC 3800,
DU 4.0D)
Any help is very much appreciated...
Marc
Marc Thoelen
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Tel. +32-11-26 81 30
Fax. +32-11-26 81 99
email : Marc.Thoelen_at_luc.ac.be
Received on Mon May 08 2000 - 13:15:45 NZST