On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Victor Usjanov wrote:
> Seen your advice and decided to try on my server. I am running RH7.2.
> When i tried to change /bin/bash to /bin/bash2 -r for a test user in
> /etc/passwd file, and log on that user, the only thing i got was
> "cannot run /bin/bash2 -r: No such file or directory"
This is the mail I sent to the other person too...
Check the following:
1. Is bash2 present on your system? (whereis bash2 should do the trick)
-> If it exists, is it executable?
2. Does an entry for bash2 exist in /etc/shells? (cat /etc/shells should
show an entry for /bin/bash2)
-> If there is no entry, manually add /bin/bash2 to your
/etc/shells
3. Once you have done all that, add a user whose shell is /bin/bash2 -r
to your password file.
Once you have done that, let me know how it goes...
Regards
Dhar
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