It's very easy to correct it.
In the file /etc/shells, you can add the shells such as
/usr/local/bin/bash, /bin/false, etc to it.
Notice put each shell in one line.
Now It will work well.
Best,
Zasp
>Hi,
>Further adding to my last email, System authentication is also not
>working when "/usr/local/bin/bash" is defined as User's shell. Only
>works when 'sh' is defined as the shell.
>Am I missing something here ?
>
>
>Regards \\ Naman
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