Execmgr Auto Install Is Set To False software#

Use the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet to modify Microsoft 365 Groups in your cloud-based organization. Nologin is the more user-friendly option, with a customizable message given to the user trying to log in, so you would theoretically want to use that but both nologin and false will have the same end result of someone not having a shell and not being able to ssh in. This cmdlet is available only in the cloud-based service. The use of false as a shell is probably just a convention carried over from the early days of UNIX. Looking at nologin's man page, it says it was created in 4.4 BSD (early 1990s) so it came long after false was created. Setting the shell to /bin/true has the same effect of not allowing someone to log in but false is probably used as a convention over true since it's much better at conveying the concept that person doesn't have a shell. bin/false is just a binary that immediately exits, returning false, when it's called, so when someone who has false as shell logs in, they're immediately logged out when false exits. This is a 'fire-and-forget' version of the 'old' MK3 Universe Trader by Mkess and BurnIt. This requires autoassignorg to be set to true. Set this value to automatically add new users to the provided org. When set to false, new users automatically cause a new organization to be created for that new user.

Execmgr Auto Install Is Set To False software#

I'd like to do the same/similar for 'Automatically install or uninstall required software and restart the computer only outside of the specified business hours' checkbox. Set to true to automatically add new users to the main organization (id 1).

I've managed to use a Baseline Configuration to set business hours for my clients via remediation. When /sbin/nologin is set as the shell, if user with that shell logs in, they'll get a polite message saying 'This account is currently not available.' This message can be changed with the file /etc/nologin.txt. SCCM Software Center - set Auto install outside of business hours.