B balanga Today at 7:58 AM #1 I know that chsh is used for changing your shell but I can't where this information is stored. echo $SHELL shows bash so I know I have used the command, but I'd like to know where this is held. Anyone know?
I know that chsh is used for changing your shell but I can't where this information is stored. echo $SHELL shows bash so I know I have used the command, but I'd like to know where this is held. Anyone know?
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Today at 8:59 AM #2 balanga said: I can't where this information is stored. Click to expand... The user database, mate. It's part of the traditional /etc/passwd but that file has long since been replaced with /etc/master.passwd.
balanga said: I can't where this information is stored. Click to expand... The user database, mate. It's part of the traditional /etc/passwd but that file has long since been replaced with /etc/master.passwd.
OP B balanga 48 minutes ago Thread Starter #3 SirDice said: The user database, mate. Traditionally /etc/passwd but that file has long since been replaced with /etc/master.passwd. Click to expand... I looked in /etc/passwd like ChatGPT suggested but there wasn't anything there, but using HI it was where you suggested. I changed it to zsh, but forget I hadn't yet installed it. OOPS!! Can't login.
SirDice said: The user database, mate. Traditionally /etc/passwd but that file has long since been replaced with /etc/master.passwd. Click to expand... I looked in /etc/passwd like ChatGPT suggested but there wasn't anything there, but using HI it was where you suggested. I changed it to zsh, but forget I hadn't yet installed it. OOPS!! Can't login.