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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Kuser does something special...
From:       "Eleknader" <eleknader () phnet ! fi>
Date:       2001-07-31 10:09:05
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I've noticed, that in KUser you have to set users login shell (I use /bin/bash)
in 
order to get ftp working on that account.

Hope this helps, Eleknader


> I wrote a script to automate adding a user to the system (useradd) and it
> also preconfigures a few other things .. my main problem is whe user trys
> to ftp they can't. I tried restarting the ftp server still no avail .. but
> when I reboot the computer the user that I added with useradd can ftp.
> another point making this more odd is that when I add a user using Kuser ..
> the user can instanly ftp in .. so I went to the Kuser source (I somewhat
> know c/c++) to see if it did anything different .. I couldn't isolate what
> services its restarts or what it does to allow the user to ftp imidiatly ..
> I am using redhat 7.1 .. and all the defaults .. anyone could help me out
> here that would be great.. Kuser version is 1.0 I am trying to figure out
> what Kuser does that adduser (useradd) does not.
> -jeremy
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