On Mon, 27 Mar 2017, [email protected] wrote:
We have a few RHEL7 boxes for developers, users are authenticated with SSSD against AD. Each developer has his/her own Linux machine, all Linuxes are managed by Puppet. Till now all users used BASH ("default_shell = /bin/bash"). Now we have a few users which want ZSH. Because we'd like to keep sssd.conf standard on all linuxes, we thought about use something like:allowed_shells = /bin/zsh,/bin/bash shell_fallback = /bin/bash So if certain linux box has ZSH installed, user will get it; else it will use BASH. We tried this config, and played with other shell-related config params - nothing work. Users receive /bin/sh instead of bash and zsh. Any ideas?
If you want users to get the shell they want, then you need to set the shell they want in Active Directory, and make sure SSSD is configured to look at the right attribute. Otherwise you may find it's reading a duff attribute, or it's reading the right one but it contains /bin/sh. If you're managing it by puppet, and you actually want the config you describe, you could just set default_shell for the machines differently, so it's set to zsh on some and bash on others. jh _______________________________________________ sssd-users mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
