CHSH(1)                 GENIX Programmer's Manual                 CHSH(1)



      NAME
           chsh - change default login shell

      SYNOPSIS
           chsh [ name [ shell ] ]

      DESCRIPTION
           Chsh is a command similar to passwd(1) except that  it  is  used  to
           change  the  login  shell field of the password file rather than the
           password entry.  If no shell is specified then the shell reverts  to
           the  default  login  shell  /bin/sh.  Otherwise,  unless you are the
           super-user, only an "approved" shell may  be  given;  chsh  with  no
           arguments will print a list of such shell names.

           An example use of this command would be

                chsh bill /bin/csh

      SEE ALSO
           csh(1), passwd(1), passwd(5)



































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