Hi,
Look at /etc/shells
Thanks Jalal
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> Subject: What file is "Valid shells" stored in?
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> Howdy,
> I've noticed that in Linuxconf you can only give users shells that are in the
>valid-shells list. Does anyone know what file that info is actually stored in?
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