Added by Chris Buechler over 14 years ago. Updated over 14 years ago.
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Description
Configs with an admin username other than 'admin' don't upgrade properly.
Updated by Seth Mos over 14 years ago
Fixed the local user account sync, this had the admin user account hardcoded. It also attempted to perform a usermod operation before the user existed.
Changed the order of the local_user_set() function and corrected the hard coded username.
Appended -o to the user add operation to allow for multiple uid 0 users, which is required for the admin account.
Updated by Jim Pingle over 14 years ago
This is now giving admin a shell of /bin/sh when it should be /etc/rc.initial
Updated by Erik Fonnesbeck over 14 years ago
The line already said /bin/sh, but if that part wasn't working before, then it wouldn't have changed it. It is probably the line that looks like this:
$cmd = "/usr/sbin/pw usermod -q -n {$user_name} -s /bin/sh -H 0";
If it is only used for users that should get the console menu, then it should probably look like this instead:
$cmd = "/usr/sbin/pw usermod -q -n {$user_name} -s /etc/rc.initial -H 0";
Updated by Seth Mos over 14 years ago
Changed the pw usermod for the administrator account from /bin/sh to /etc/rc.initial. This should fix the wrong shell.
Updated by Seth Mos over 14 years ago
Verified that this change correctly sets the shell for the administrator user.