change the default shell for jexec

[n9010]

Hi,

I recently changed the default shell of one of my servers to zsh, since I'm lazy I used to type jexec <jailname> to jump inside a jail.
After I switched to zsh, I get an error because zsh is not installed inside the jails.
I know that I can use jexec <jailname> /bin/csh, but since I'm lazy I would like to avoid to write extra stuff. Is there a way to set which shell to use for jexec(8)?

Thanks

 

[SirDice]

Why don't you simply define an alias?

 

[tobik@]

I know that i can use "jexec <jailname> /bin/csh", but since i'm lazy i would like to avoid to write extra stuff.

Define an alias?

 

[n9010]

Why don't you simply define an alias?

Seems like a solution so simple that is perfect.
Thanks

 

[spag]

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