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Hello

I have a computer that runs under freebsd 2.2.7 release and i use it as
dialup server.
Does anyone knows if i can put time quotas (time limit periods) at the
users accounts . Is that possible?

Thanks in Advance

Giannis Vlachos
Corfu - Greece




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