i have assigned a /sbin/nologin shell to a user while creating that user (specifying -s option in useradd), if this user logs in using SFTP and changes his .bashrc file, will he be able to change his shell?
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No, the user can't over-ride /sbin/nologin via .bashrc. .bashrc is run by the bash shell. nologin doesn't execute it, so modifications to .bashrc should be irrelevant. |
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