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CMS Shell 3
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From the CMS console log in as 'root' and execute 'admintool'. That shows you all the users that are defined in /etc/passwd. Select the userid that you want to change and click the 'edit' and 'modify' buttons. Change the login shell from cms to ksh.
Kevin
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This is caused by the default shell set by CMS when a user is created.
Just create them in SOLARIS with useradd, that way they are not in the CMS member group,or just change the login shell afterwards from /usr/bin/cms to for example /usr/bin/ksh
This can be easily done by using the admintool on the Sun machine.(richtclick on the desktop for menu)
hope this helps
Rob
Just create them in SOLARIS with useradd, that way they are not in the CMS member group,or just change the login shell afterwards from /usr/bin/cms to for example /usr/bin/ksh
This can be easily done by using the admintool on the Sun machine.(richtclick on the desktop for menu)
hope this helps
Rob
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