3. Now let’s play with shell. Change the shell field in “/etc/passwd” with “/sbin/nologin” for the user uxtechno.
[root@kalwa1 ~]# cat /etc/passwd|grep -i uxtechno uxtechno:*:500:500::/home/uxtechno:/sbin/nologin
Now if you try to login with new session. The session will disappears as system does not have the proper shell and if you try to switch user it will prompt with “This account is currently not available.”
[root@kalwa1 ~]# su - uxtechno This account is currently not available. [root@kalwa1 ~]#
I need to to thank you for this great read!!
I definitely enjoyed every little bit of it. I’ve got you book
marked to check out new stuff you post…