Linux This Account Is Currently Not Available

Linux This Account Is Currently Not Available - Using su is a way to login as a user from another user. Nologin prints the message this user is currently not available. and exits. So if you set the user's shell to /dev/null or whatever. You're getting the this account is currently not available. As i mentioned in a comment, i think that you can still su into an account with an invalid shell.

As i mentioned in a comment, i think that you can still su into an account with an invalid shell. Nologin prints the message this user is currently not available. and exits. You're getting the this account is currently not available. Using su is a way to login as a user from another user. So if you set the user's shell to /dev/null or whatever.

So if you set the user's shell to /dev/null or whatever. You're getting the this account is currently not available. Using su is a way to login as a user from another user. Nologin prints the message this user is currently not available. and exits. As i mentioned in a comment, i think that you can still su into an account with an invalid shell.

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Nologin Prints The Message This User Is Currently Not Available. And Exits.

Using su is a way to login as a user from another user. As i mentioned in a comment, i think that you can still su into an account with an invalid shell. You're getting the this account is currently not available. So if you set the user's shell to /dev/null or whatever.

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