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From: bob bobing <this_is_my_act@yahoo.com>
Subject: managing passwd in a jailed env.
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What are some ways i could manage a passwd in say
/usr/jail/etc? So far the jail doesn't have a "root"
user and doesn't seem to need one. I want to keep the
jail as clean as possible, so i don't want anything in
that dir that isn't need by the users logging into it.
i know i can give vipw the -d option, but i don't want
to add users by hand, even if i did how would i set
there passwords?

ps i'm not on this list so please CC.

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