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From: peter@msinc.msi.com (Peter Blemel)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: Can root have /bin/csh as login shell
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Date: 1 Nov 90 10:57:16 GMT
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Having /bin/csh as the login shell can be painful if you're not careful. I
currently have it as the login shell, but I know better. I re-installed the
os and then restored the passwd file before installing the lpp with csh on it.
I logged out, figuring I'd finish it in the morning. Big mistake. You can't
login when the shell is not there. I had to go into maintenence mode to fix
it.

Peter