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Grammar fixes.
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edit approved Jan 17, 2020 at 18:29
Paulo Tomé
edit approved Jan 17, 2020 at 18:29
Paulo Tomé
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Unfortunately it sounds like you will need to have a change in AD. In

In the unixUnix section of the account in AD is a "Login Shell" option, this will need to be set to /bin/bash or whatever shell, they. It may also needbe necessary to put a tick in the Unix Enabled box. Just

Just solved this where only one user was having this problem.

Unfortunately it sounds like you will need to have a change in AD. In the unix section of the account in AD is a "Login Shell" option, this will need to be set to /bin/bash or whatever shell, they may also need to put a tick in the Unix Enabled box. Just solved this where only one user was having this problem.

Unfortunately it sounds like you will need to have a change in AD.

In the Unix section of the account in AD is a "Login Shell" option, this will need to be set to /bin/bash or whatever shell. It may also be necessary to put a tick in the Unix Enabled box.

Just solved this where only one user was having this problem.

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Unfortunately it sounds like you will need to have a change in AD. In the unix section of the account in AD is a "Login Shell" option, this will need to be set to /bin/bash or whatever shell, they may also need to put a tick in the Unix Enabled box. Just solved this where only one user was having this problem.