Solaris) Can I set Run Control to change shell on boot?
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#passwd -e
Current Shell : /bin/ksh
New Shell : | (cursor)
My question is, can I bind some scripts in /etc/rc3.d/ that can answer the cursor part with a pre-written line of command?
I've tried passwd -e ; /sbin/sh and obviously failed.
I know this is a stupid question but it got me wondering.
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#passwd -e
Current Shell : /bin/ksh
New Shell : | (cursor)
My question is, can I bind some scripts in /etc/rc3.d/ that can answer the cursor part with a pre-written line of command?
I've tried passwd -e ; /sbin/sh and obviously failed.
I know this is a stupid question but it got me wondering.
shell solaris
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
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You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells meexpectcould be useful, but not in yourrc*.ddirectories)
– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
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It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality aschshfrom other Unix systems. Is that correct?
– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
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Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39
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#passwd -e
Current Shell : /bin/ksh
New Shell : | (cursor)
My question is, can I bind some scripts in /etc/rc3.d/ that can answer the cursor part with a pre-written line of command?
I've tried passwd -e ; /sbin/sh and obviously failed.
I know this is a stupid question but it got me wondering.
shell solaris
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
31
#passwd -e
Current Shell : /bin/ksh
New Shell : | (cursor)
My question is, can I bind some scripts in /etc/rc3.d/ that can answer the cursor part with a pre-written line of command?
I've tried passwd -e ; /sbin/sh and obviously failed.
I know this is a stupid question but it got me wondering.
shell solaris
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
31
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
edited Feb 9 at 5:49
Fox
4,72111131
4,72111131
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
31
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
31
asked Feb 9 at 5:27
Lunartist
31
31
2
You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells meexpectcould be useful, but not in yourrc*.ddirectories)
– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
1
It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality aschshfrom other Unix systems. Is that correct?
– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
2
Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39
add a comment |Â
2
You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells meexpectcould be useful, but not in yourrc*.ddirectories)
– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
1
It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality aschshfrom other Unix systems. Is that correct?
– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
2
Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39
2
2
You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells me
expect could be useful, but not in your rc*.d directories)– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells me
expect could be useful, but not in your rc*.d directories)– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
1
1
It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality as
chsh from other Unix systems. Is that correct?– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality as
chsh from other Unix systems. Is that correct?– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
2
2
Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39
Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39
add a comment |Â
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You want your legacy service startup scripts to pre-populate a text field in something that is not a service? (Something tells me
expectcould be useful, but not in yourrc*.ddirectories)– Fox
Feb 9 at 5:48
1
It looks as if you're looking at possibly implementing the same functionality as
chshfrom other Unix systems. Is that correct?– Kusalananda
Feb 9 at 6:25
2
Maybe you can use usermod instead of passwd.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 9 at 9:39