How do I properly add a python shell to the shells file under /etc/shells?

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I would also like to do the same for metasploit. I know that using Kali would be more practical but my PC isn't good enough to run it on VB.

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You can enter the full path of it on one line in /etc/shells - avoid spaces, special characters, etc
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I would also like to do the same for metasploit. I know that using Kali would be more practical but my PC isn't good enough to run it on VB.

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Sidney Upton

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You can enter the full path of it on one line in /etc/shells - avoid spaces, special characters, etc
â€“Â ivanivan
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I would also like to do the same for metasploit. I know that using Kali would be more practical but my PC isn't good enough to run it on VB.

edited Jan 13 at 0:01

Jeff Schaller

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asked Jan 12 at 22:58

Sidney Upton

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I would also like to do the same for metasploit. I know that using Kali would be more practical but my PC isn't good enough to run it on VB.

edited Jan 13 at 0:01

Jeff Schaller

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asked Jan 12 at 22:58

Sidney Upton

135

edited Jan 13 at 0:01

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

edited Jan 13 at 0:01

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

edited Jan 13 at 0:01

Jeff Schaller

31.8k848109

asked Jan 12 at 22:58

Sidney Upton

135

asked Jan 12 at 22:58

Sidney Upton

135

asked Jan 12 at 22:58

Sidney Upton

135

You can enter the full path of it on one line in /etc/shells - avoid spaces, special characters, etc
â€“Â ivanivan
Jan 12 at 23:02

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You can enter the full path of it on one line in /etc/shells - avoid spaces, special characters, etc
â€“Â ivanivan
Jan 12 at 23:02

You can enter the full path of it on one line in /etc/shells - avoid spaces, special characters, etc
â€“Â ivanivan
Jan 12 at 23:02

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Several ways:

sudo vi /etc/shells

printf "%sn" "/path/to/shell" | sudo tee -a /etc/shells

ed /etc/shells # aEnter/path/to/shellEnter.EnterwqEnter

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Several ways:

sudo vi /etc/shells

printf "%sn" "/path/to/shell" | sudo tee -a /etc/shells

ed /etc/shells # aEnter/path/to/shellEnter.EnterwqEnter

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Several ways:

sudo vi /etc/shells

printf "%sn" "/path/to/shell" | sudo tee -a /etc/shells

ed /etc/shells # aEnter/path/to/shellEnter.EnterwqEnter

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Several ways:

sudo vi /etc/shells

printf "%sn" "/path/to/shell" | sudo tee -a /etc/shells

ed /etc/shells # aEnter/path/to/shellEnter.EnterwqEnter

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Several ways:

sudo vi /etc/shells

printf "%sn" "/path/to/shell" | sudo tee -a /etc/shells

ed /etc/shells # aEnter/path/to/shellEnter.EnterwqEnter

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