User shell choice on tardis is controlled by an ldap variable. It would be good to be able to change this entry without manually fiddling with the database manually.
You can see how it's set in commands/adduser, and there are features for updating a user in ldaptools. A new command like tardis chsh <user> <shell> might be the right way forward.
This would be a good progression issue for people who have done some python-only tasks and now have a working development environment and are looking to branch out into working with ldap.
User shell choice on tardis is controlled by an ldap variable. It would be good to be able to change this entry without manually fiddling with the database manually.
You can see how it's set in commands/adduser, and there are features for updating a user in ldaptools. A new command like
tardis chsh <user> <shell>might be the right way forward.This would be a good progression issue for people who have done some python-only tasks and now have a working development environment and are looking to branch out into working with ldap.