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QUite, though for root this matter less. The pf* shells are an implementation artefact which I am planning on fixing so you can have pfanysh (including bash)
that looks interesting. what do you mean by "implementation artifact" here?
>BASH also occupies more memory. But to each his or her own. I have >nothing against people using BASH. I just don't recommend it as a root >shell. > >Please don't BASH me ok? Otherwise BASH advocates would gain a rather >violent reputation...... I would say that from an technical point of few there is no longer a reason not to change root's shell as all shells are dynamically linked. I'd suggest merging /usr with /, just in case, but bash does not depend on anything from /usr either, it seems. I've changed root's shell on a number of systems, therefor it cannot be wrong :-)
with rbac available why bother? nacho _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
