Do you just want bash for one user or for ALL work including cpanels usage?.
I would not recommend changing shells that your server uses as many commands do not work accross shells.
If you just want bash for yourself you can just make sure you have bash installed and then edit the password file to make the default shell bash for that specific account.
If you are not familiar with this I do NOT recommend trying it.
I would not recommend changing shells that your server uses as many commands do not work accross shells.
If you just want bash for yourself you can just make sure you have bash installed and then edit the password file to make the default shell bash for that specific account.
If you are not familiar with this I do NOT recommend trying it.
i want from all new users to only /bin/bash 
If you just want bash for yourself you can just make sure you have bash installed and then edit the password file to make the default shell bash for that specific account.
password file for;
How do you make this setting ?
If you just want bash for yourself you can just make sure you have bash installed and then edit the password file to make the default shell bash for that specific account.
password file for;
How do you make this setting ?
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