Using other than Bourne shell for root on Solaris 10

From: Rami Aubourg-kaires (rami.aubourg@ifrance.Com)
Date: Thu Mar 09 2006 - 04:37:12 EST

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Hello, gurus,

I was wondering whether using ksh or bash for the default root shell
would have any known harmful consequences, or if it was a perfectly
usable option.
For the normal users, we use csh, ksh, or bash without any problem.

Cheers

Rami

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