Sorry for the late reply, but this isn't a qmail problem, it's a unix file
permissions problem.
# groupadd shellusr
# vi /etc/group
# chown root.shellusr /bin/csh
# chmod 750 /bin/csh
# chown root.shellusr /bin/sh
# chmod 750 /bin/sh
# chown root.shellusr /bin/ksh
# chmod 750 /bin/ksh
etc.. Of course you need to be careful when doing this and make sure every
user that could possibly need shell access is included (including any users
that have cron jobs running under their UID).. etc.. but this is possible
without modifying qmail (and taking out a very important feature).
--Adam
