Changing Linux Shells

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The users default shell, or command line, is stored in the file /etc/passwd. users van alter this with the chsl command. The root user can change anyone's shell, users just there own and only to shells listed in /etc/shells. Restricted shells normally started with an r and only allow access to shell buildting like pwd and exit etc.
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I always learn something watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Peace.

RobertKaydoo
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Now a days <chsh -l> shows chsh: invalid option -- 'l'
I need to do:
cat /etc/shells to list out the available shells. Is there any alternative way to do that? I love knowing alternatives!

SouravTechLabs
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Really nice videos! Good way to improve your knowledge on Linux internals.

niranjankk
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How does one create a shell with code??

kennethcarvalho
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Is /etc/shells a dynamic file? When I installed ksh it automatically appeared at this file!
TUP you videos are awesome!

RenatoMF
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thanks for the help, but please find a better mic...

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