Hi, Sarnath K - ERS, HCLTech wrote:
> I see this problem in the latest Bash 4.2 as well. Say, I invoke > "rbash" or "bash -r". This leaves me in a restrictive shell. > However, this restrictive shell allows me to run "bash" or any other > shell (without execing - just simply run) which leaves me in a > normal shell. Typically rbash is used with a nonstandard PATH setting to give users access to a restricted set of commands. However, I notice that the bash(1) manpage does not mention anything about that. If you can come up with a way to hint at it without making the manpage much longer (maybe by tweaking the sentence that starts "A restricted shell is used to set up an environment"), I imagine that would be helpful. Thanks and hope that helps, Jonathan
