Bug#424772: su uses /bin/false as shell when initscripts are called by init.

Hi Björn, Le 17.05.2007 20:52:49, Stephen Gran a écrit : This one time, at band camp, Björn Heide said: Hi, as I am also beaten by #424772 I tried to find out what's going wrong: It is the way su determines which shell to run. su uses 1) shell specified with -s 2) if -p is given:

Bug#424772: su uses /bin/false as shell when initscripts are called by init.

Hi, as I am also beaten by #424772 I tried to find out what's going wrong: It is the way su determines which shell to run. su uses 1) shell specified with -s 2) if -p is given: $SHELL 3) shell from /etc/passwd 4) /bin/sh what happens in the initscript run by init case

Bug#424772: su uses /bin/false as shell when initscripts are called by init.

This one time, at band camp, Björn Heide said: Hi, as I am also beaten by #424772 I tried to find out what's going wrong: It is the way su determines which shell to run. su uses 1) shell specified with -s 2) if -p is given: $SHELL 3) shell from /etc/passwd 4) /bin/sh