I think i know the difference between /bin/sh and /bin/false, but i still don't know why irc (and some others) have interactive shells... are they needed? what for?
2009/4/14 Ante Karamatić <iv...@grad.hr> > U Uto, 14. 04. 2009., u 12:54 -0600, Alberto Sierra je napisao/la: > > > Excuse my ignorance, but what is then the idea behind the users with > > interactive shell instead of a /bin/false or similar? > > Try (as root of course): > > su irc > whoami > > and then > > su klog > whoami > > irc has /bin/sh, klog has /bin/false. > > -- Alberto Sierra Reales [aesetres] IT Consultant Cel. 8319-1805
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