> You can simply add a line in /etc/passwd, with the shell set to /dev/null,
> and run 'passwd' as root to set the password in their passwd or shadow file.
> this will give them a mailbox but no shell account.
Yes, I am planning to give a shell which does not allow a login (not
/dev/null since the popper will require a valid shell from /etc/shells)
but ftp and suchlike would still be accessible.
In the end I'm not too bothered about that, it's just that I feel very
uneasy about having so many user accounts (200+) to manage.
Nils
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