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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@computerstopusa.com>
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Subject: Re: adduser -- /usr/share/skel
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> > the directory public_html? I did this before, but don't really want to
> > screw around with it again(Im not a programmer thats for sure!)]
> > 
> 
> To automatically create a public_html directory (and possibly a 
> generic index.html file), just create them in /usr/share/skel/
> 
> Next time you add a user, it'll be there for him/her/it

Now why didnt I think of that? Thats too obvious I guess.. :) I went in
and edited adduser. Thats about the extend of my programming ability. Just
add a mkdir command and chown to change it to the right properties.