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shouldnt /etc/shells contain only valid shells that |
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exist on the local machine ? so after default |
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installs, /etc/shells should really only have /bin/bash |
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and /bin/sh ... and then whenever a shell in app-shells |
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gets emerged, it provides a /etc/shells file that is created |
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in the following manner: |
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{ grep -v ^/bin/SHELL /etc/shells; |
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echo "/bin/SHELL" |
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} > ${D}/etc/shells |
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then when the install is run, you get a ._cfg_0000_shells |
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file for the user to handle. |
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right now, on my machines, /etc/shells lists: |
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really installed: sh bash sash |
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not installed: tcsh esh zsh |
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not in gentoo: ksh |
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so should the default /etc/shells be updated to have just bash/sh, |
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and all the shell ebuilds add themselves when emerged ? |
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-mike |
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