| 🛈 SYSTEM INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| OS type and version: | Ubuntu 20.02 |
| Webmin version: | 1.981 |
| Virtualmin version: | 6.17 |
I’ve setup my server with chroot (jailed) users.
As a user is jailed, there are generally additional config required if you want to add directories or applications to the jailed users.
Thats the cause I wonder what the way is, to do this for every new created jailed user on creation time of a virtual server (or afterwards by custom-command)
For example:
- add path xyz to jail
- add application zyx to jail (application is not installed globally, but per user if required)
For the test-server the user looks like this:
If I look in virtualmin, the shell for the new user is: /sbin/jk_chrootsh.
But if I do execute env (e.g. as custom-command, executed as jailed user, with his environment) it shows me, that the default-shell is /bin/sh.
Is there a way to switch the default jailkit-shell to bin/bash?
I’ve tried to force the set of /bin/bash in Virtualmin > System Settings > Server Templates > Unixuser: Initiale Unix Shell > Custom Shells > /bin/bash ,
but it has no effect for output of echo $SHELL via CustomCommand for this user. It’s still /bin/sh