An error occurred with zsh

[orange-juzipi]

I used: ohmyz but when I started Ghostty, the following message appeared:

[ERROR] Unsupported shell: -/bin/zsh, please switch to bash, sh or zsh.

How can I fix this?

[rhodes-b]

-/bin/zsh

is the minus before the root slash a typo?

[orange-juzipi]

This is copying the error message Ghostty gave, not my spelling.

[rhodes-b]

What is your ghostty config or how is it starting zsh, your problem cant get solved if you dont share more info on how you are starting omyzsh and what your ghostty config is. I have seen many people use zsh and ohmyzsh just fine on ghostty

[orange-juzipi]

I typed in the console

echo $SHELL
Output: /bin/zsh

The config configuration of ghostty is empty and no parameters are configured. After installing ghostty, I will be prompted with an error message when I open it for the first time:

[ERROR] Unsupported shell: -/bin/zsh, please switch to bash, sh or zsh.

[lemorage]

See if echo $SHELL gives /bin/zsh

[orange-juzipi]

Yes /bin/zsh

[00-kat]

Does shell-integration = none change anything? What about shell-integration = zsh?

[orange-juzipi]

input：shell-integration = none
output：

zsh: command not found: shell-integration

[00-kat]

*In your Ghostty configuration.

[orange-juzipi]

Both are configured in the configuration. After the configuration, I also click Reload Configuration, but the error message still appears:

[ERROR] Unsupported shell: -/bin/zsh, please switch to bash, sh or zsh.

[pluiedev]

Highly likely to be user error/PEBKAC since nobody else can reproduce this

[00-kat]

I meant to ask but forgot, does getent passwd $USER end with /bin/zsh?

(If getent passwd $USER doesn't work, try grep $USER /etc/passwd.)

[orange-juzipi]

(If getent passwd $USER doesn't work, try grep $USER /etc/passwd.)

Either way, executing it in a warp terminal results in an error; executing it in the Mac's own terminal or in ghostty prints nothing and reports no errors.

After execution, the only change is that the label name has been changed to ~, the original label name was: orange@orangedeMacBook-Pro:~

When I create a new tab, I still get an error message.

[ERROR] Unsupported shell: -/bin/zsh, please switch to bash, sh or zsh.

[00-kat]

That's weird, I had expected it to print something like kat:x:1000:1000:Kat:/home/kat:/usr/bin/fish (of course, with your user information instead). I had never tried it on macOS though.