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[linux] The difference between /bin/false and /sbin/nologin, which prohibits users from logging in

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Posted on 4/7/2021 1:20:27 PM | | |
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/bin/false是最严格的禁止login选项，一切服务都不能用。
/sbin/nologin只是不允许login系统

Tips:
Check the /etc/passwd file to see the shell used by each user

2.1 nologin
When the user is configured to /sbin/nologin, if the user ssh is used to the Linux operating system, it will prompt
This account is currently not available.


2.2 false
When the user is configured to /bin/false, ssh is displayed as follows
root@vultr:~# useradd -s /bin/false -M -N user111
root@vultr:~# su user111
root@vultr:~# whoami
root

There will be no prompt, and the user will not be able to switch




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