severity 719890 wishlist thanks That's probably a bad idea, since admins may specify nonextant *or restricted* shells in order to disable a user. Specifying a nonextant shell may not be effective on its own (ssh can still forward ports, etc); however, if a restricted shell is accidentally removed, or loses its exec bit, or the partition has an error, or isn't mounted, a user shouldn't be given additional privileges.
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