> > Me too! :-) I guess, this should either read > > > > DSHELL in /etc/adduser.conf > > > > or > > > > SHELL in /etc/default/useradd > > For sure, having both use the same variable name is certainly > confusing. > > As a consequence this means you suggest using SHELL rather than DSHELL > in useradd.
Sorry, your last comment is confusing me. As I understand, currently *useradd* is configured in etc/default/useradd using the SHELL parameter, *adduser* is configured in /etc/adduser.conf and uses DSHELL as parameter. Christian, my comment quoted above was targeted at your comment: |Anyway, if ones feels there is a bug, it rather pertains to |adduser. I'm deeply against using DSHELL=/bin/bash in |/etc/default/useradd because currently there is no DSHELL parameter in /etc/default/useradd, isn't it? I thought, you confused something. Or maybe I misconstrued something? To summarize, I'd vote for your suggestion to supply /etc/default/useradd with: SHELL=/bin/sh -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
