> > Since subsystems do: $SHELL -c $SUBSYSTEM
>
> If this does what it sounds like, seems a pretty dumb decision.
Many sites set up users with specific shells that read global and
per-user configuration files to set up their environment correctly,
such as to set an appropriate umask, create process limits, or add
things to your path. While you can do this in PAM as well, not every
machine has PAM built in, and many many administrators don't know
how to configure these things using PAM, so you'd be depriving them
of this option.
--
Brian Hatch I have no cognitive
Systems and powers. It's amazing
Security Engineer that I'm respirating.
http://www.ifokr.org/bri/ --bree
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