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From: Joe Schwartz <rjoe@sierrahill.com>
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Folks,

I've a chance to move an ISP's e-mail server off of NT to FreeBSD.

They have about 3000 e-mail accounts. I can get a text file from an
Excel spread sheet which has account info in it. (I haven't seen it yet)

Does anyone know of an easy way to create all these accounts? or has 
anyone done something similar?
 
Perhaps a combination of perl & expect?


Thanks,

Joe Schwartz


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