I think having a shell is more dangerous then having a pass, but it doesn't matter i removed it, I wasn't planing on using it for anything anyhow, and if need be a sudo passwd $user can be added to the end of a script anyhow.
On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 08:33 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Mysql needs it for the user? I was under the impression the mysql root "user" (inside mysql) does, but not the system user that mysql runs under.
you can' sudo or su to a user that doesn't have a shell. you can execute things as that user using sudo -u but that is it.
But he would have a shell, just not a password.
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