Russ Allbery <[email protected]> wrote: > I suspect that you have your debconf priority settings set to suppress > prompting. If you change the shell and then run: > > dpkg-reconfigure base-passwd > > and say no to the question of whether you want update-passwd to change the > shell, it will leave it alone and remember that response for all > subsequent upgrades.
This works. Thanks. I had already tried dpkg-reconfigure with low priority, but not while the shell was changed. -- Sam Couter | mailto:[email protected]
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