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Deploying NCPA on Ubuntu sets the nagios user with an interactive shell by default. Manually changing it to nologin didn't disrupt Nagios functionality. Is this behavior intentional or should it be corrected?
Suggestion: Consider adding the command usermod -s $(which nologin) nagios to build/linux/setup.sh to automatically set the shell to nologin.
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Deploying NCPA on Ubuntu sets the nagios user with an interactive shell by default. Manually changing it to nologin didn't disrupt Nagios functionality. Is this behavior intentional or should it be corrected?
Suggestion: Consider adding the command
usermod -s $(which nologin) nagios
tobuild/linux/setup.sh
to automatically set the shell to nologin.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: