Closed jrtc27 closed 4 years ago
fortune freebsd-tips
in the default non-root dot files. I agree it's confusing (and I've never found that feature useful). I'll remove that from CheriBSD.Your default shell is /bin/sh, if you desire a more familiar experience you can exec bash or change your shell to /usr/local/bin/bash with the chsh command.
- How about :
Your default shell is /bin/sh, if you desire a more familiar experience you can exec bash or change your shell to /usr/local/bin/bash with the chsh command.
I'd change that to:
Your default shell is /bin/sh. If you desire a more familiar experience you can exec bash -l or change your default shell with chsh -s bash.
Addressed 1 and 2 with merge of CTSRD-CHERI/cheribsd#583
Addressed 3) in https://github.com/CTSRD-CHERI/SSITH-FETT-Target/commit/c50dc6c927c93fe79cc82fb4647a9f05767cd02a
Hmm, we've lost the wording about it being experimental though... (and thus part of the reason why it's not the default)
https://github.com/CTSRD-CHERI/SSITH-FETT-Target/commit/d5892af45a0b412cff79b74e6e758799ec9315b3 adds a note to that effect.
Currently this is what you see upon starting a new instance:
(minor) We probably would rather the branch name not be `fett-manpages-motd)
The
etcupdate(8)
bit tacked on the end is not something we want, and at first glance makes it look like the whole MOTD was written by lme@.The researcher's account is set up with /bin/sh as their shell (and even with root access the flow is to use su), so we might want to reword the bash message to be clearer as initially they might believe they're using bash.