If you have the shadow package, you can useradd to add userr like
this : useradd <user> -s <favourite-shell>. You can set the -s parameteras
a alias or make a script.
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Andrei Postolache, Romania, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In these times computers are happy ... they have Linux ...
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On Wed, 18 Mar 1998, Joe Ferguson wrote:
> Don't know if that's the proper terminology, but is there a way to change
> this?
>
> RH defaults to bash, and it seems that everything is oriented around that
> shell. I prefer the Kornshell, since that's what I use at work,
> exclusively. I know that you can assign a shell per USER, but I'd like
> ksh to be the default.
>
> Am I out of luck here?
>
>
>
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