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[t9clkclnr]

1 account has this listed:
/bin/false

while all the other accounts listed have (disabled)

Is there a raw file i can edit via ssh to change this to disabled. Also, what does this mean?
Why is this being reported this way?

Anyone have any ideas that could assist me?

 

[monoblue]

Is that account suspended? I have this also but it is only shown on accounts which are suspended

 

[t9clkclnr]

ah yes good catch

ty for your response... with recent server issues, I've become extremely paranoid about any thing i'm not familiar with!

 

[Dennisb1]

Im having this too with a account that is suspended but when i unsuspend it its still on /fals but i just enable shell and then disable and its gone

 

[Spiral]

1 account has this listed:
/bin/false

while all the other accounts listed have (disabled)

Is there a raw file i can edit via ssh to change this to disabled. Also, what does this mean?
Why is this being reported this way?

Anyone have any ideas that could assist me?

/bin/false is safe and means they don't have any shell access ...

Whenever you suspend an account in Cpanel, it sets the shell to /bin/false.

You can manually edit the shells for all accounts when logged in as root by SSH
and edit the file /etc/passwd

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