How to change user shell to shell with options

Lobster

Lobster

I use lshell it can ran shell with difrent parametrs

example
Code: 
lshell --config /usr/local/etc/settings1.conf
lshell --config /usr/local/etc/settings1.conf

i want run user shell with diffrent conf but in chpass i can not write
Code: 
Shell: /usr/local/bin/lshell --config /usr/local/etc/settings1.conf
i can only
Code: 
Shell: /usr/local/bin/lshell

What can i do?

Can i do in /usr/local/bin/ some startscript with string /usr/local/bin/lshell --config /usr/local/etc/settings1.conf and run it us shell?
 
You can try make a script to start shell with your args, then add this script to /etc/shells so it will be a valid shell. At our own risk of course xD It will be better if you dont touch root user
 
Why don't you edit the default config file at the default location? Then you won't need to supply a parameter.
 
SirDice said:
Why don't you edit the default config file at the default location? Then you won't need to supply a parameter.
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i want diffrent users permit diffrent commands. To do it i must start lshell with --config file - chpass dont permit this this string in "Shell: string --config file"
 
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