Hi guys,
Something to consider using maybe, adding the configure option:
--enable-shell-sets-home
Arguments can go both ways so I'll just leave it as a suggestion to my
own personal preference. This option will set $HOME to the target user
(usually HOME=/root). If you don't use this option, HOME will remain to
be set to your own homedir which may not be what you expect or desire.
Running apps may remove/rewrite files in your home dir and end up with
root.root user/group permissions.
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Gerard Beekmans
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