Re: [cobalt-users] [RaQ3i] bash/badsh difference?

[Theodore Jones <theoj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> The /bash represents accounts that have shell access.
> Bash is the shell they are assigned. Could be the
> path to csh for c-shell, ksh for korn shell, tcsh for
> tc-shell and so on. the /badsh is another way of saying
> /no_shell_access :^) Those accounts have no shell access,
> so if they try to shell in, Linux will search the passwd
> file for their shell parameters, and when it finds
> something it doesn't recognize, it denies them access.

That's what I had suspected.  Thanks Brandon.

~ Theo