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Subject: Re: doc bug in pw.conf?
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void wrote:
> 
> I ran "pw useradd -D" to create pw.conf, and found this in it:
> 
> # Space separated list of available shells (without paths)
> shells = "sh","csh","tcsh"
> 
> That doesn't look like a space-separated list to me, but anyway it
> works.

	First, this isn't suitable for -stable, it really belongs on
-questions. Second, you're much more likely to get a response by filing
a PR on this subject. Yes, it does indeed look like a bug. 

Thanks,

Doug
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