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06-18-2008 08:38 AM
06-18-2008 08:38 AM
Hi ,
i have an oracle account and has /usr/bin/sh as the login shell. in order to run the script - needed to excecute as ./script0.sh ,
i would like to do just script.sh ..how can i set the default shell
thanks much
i have an oracle account and has /usr/bin/sh as the login shell. in order to run the script - needed to excecute as ./script0.sh ,
i would like to do just script.sh ..how can i set the default shell
thanks much
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06-18-2008 08:49 AM
06-18-2008 08:49 AM
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Hi:
If you truly mean that in place of presenting the user with a shell prompt upon login, you want to unconditionally execute a script, called "script.sh", then yes, specify an absolute path like '/home/orauser/script.sh' in the last field of the '/etc/passwd' line for "orauser".
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If you truly mean that in place of presenting the user with a shell prompt upon login, you want to unconditionally execute a script, called "script.sh", then yes, specify an absolute path like '/home/orauser/script.sh' in the last field of the '/etc/passwd' line for "orauser".
Regards!
...JRF...
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06-18-2008 09:37 AM
06-18-2008 09:37 AM
Re: ./
Hi,
As /home/orauser/script.sh is not a standart shell, this shell should be in /etc/shells with other shells in /etc/passwd. if /etc/shells isn't there you can create and put them in this file.
Kenan.
As /home/orauser/script.sh is not a standart shell, this shell should be in /etc/shells with other shells in /etc/passwd. if /etc/shells isn't there you can create and put them in this file.
Kenan.
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