Changing the default message for SSH-disabled accounts

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Valetia

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How do you change the default message that shows up when someone tries to log into an account that does not have SSH access?
 
chirpy

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It's part of the shell binary, so you'd have to change the shell used on the accounts in /etc/passwd from the cPanel one (/usr/local/cpanel/bin/noshell) to something else that allows you to change the message.
 
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