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From: Nat Low <natlow@empnet.com>
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Subject: Pop-shell?
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Does anybody know where I can obtain the source for a simple shell which 
allows users to simply change their password, and nothing else?  I wish 
to keep from giving my pop3 users shell access.

Thank you,
Nat Low