Closed itoffshore closed 4 years ago
The correct way to set DASH as the default shell:
dpkg-reconfigure dash
(it does a few other things besides changing the /bin/sh target)
If the login shell is changed to DASH for the normal login user you will also save 1.5 - 1.6% of RAM on a 128 meg box:
chsh -s /bin/dash username
(as it will be open doing nothing while you su to root)
The correct way to set DASH as the default shell:
(it does a few other things besides changing the /bin/sh target)
If the login shell is changed to DASH for the normal login user you will also save 1.5 - 1.6% of RAM on a 128 meg box:
(as it will be open doing nothing while you su to root)