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If you use the web interface to change the user's (primary) group or to enable/disable the ftp server, the dns-323 changes the user's password line on the dns-323.
This has the side effect of RESETTING the user's shell to the dummy (non-login) /bin/sh shell which breaks telnet/ssh login.
Any thoughts on the best (and least destructive) way to fix this?
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puterboy wrote:
Any thoughts on the best (and least destructive) way to fix this?
You can fix user shells on every reboot in /ffp/etc/fun_plug.local. Here's an example how to change the shell for a list of users
users="alice bob" for u in $users; do chsh -s /ffp/bin/sh $u done
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Just a clarification - the password file is only changed when you add or edit the ftp account settings for a user (or the group he belongs to). Enabling/disabling the ftp server doesn't touch the password file.
So the problem is only with anything that changes the group affecting a user.
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