* Chris Pinnock <C.J.E.Pinnock@qmw.ac.uk> menulis:
> 
> I would personally not use bash for a root shell. This is because it
> usually sits in the /usr partition. I want root to be able to run a shell
> even if the /usr partition gets corrupted - so I stick with /bin/csh. 
> (Actually, the first thing I do as root is usually type exec 
> /usr/pkg/bin/bash, but that's another story...)

Or you could change the shell for toor; that way you still have root
available in case Something Bad happens.


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