Hi
I just had alook and when you create a new domain it has the box ticked for Shell access, bit silly to have it ticked by default, but not too serious I suppose.
My main concern is all email users have their shell set to /bin/bash .... surely this cant be right !!!!
take a look in /etc/vmail/passwd.domainname.co.uk
(its symlinked to /home/domainname/etc/longdomainname/passwd)
All email users have a shell by default !!!! eeeek !!!!
Please tell me im dreaming ???!!!!!????
I can't find a way to give them an invalid shell via the interface..
Should I just set them to something like /dev/null or /bin/nologin .. hmm wonder what that will break .!!
any comments,, please feel free.
What is the Jailshell and how does it work ???
thanks
andy
I just had alook and when you create a new domain it has the box ticked for Shell access, bit silly to have it ticked by default, but not too serious I suppose.
My main concern is all email users have their shell set to /bin/bash .... surely this cant be right !!!!
take a look in /etc/vmail/passwd.domainname.co.uk
(its symlinked to /home/domainname/etc/longdomainname/passwd)
All email users have a shell by default !!!! eeeek !!!!
Please tell me im dreaming ???!!!!!????
I can't find a way to give them an invalid shell via the interface..
Should I just set them to something like /dev/null or /bin/nologin .. hmm wonder what that will break .!!
any comments,, please feel free.
What is the Jailshell and how does it work ???
thanks
andy