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From: Jim Pazarena <paz@ccstores.com>
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Subject: setting/changing password inside 'c'
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I would like to create a (root) routine in 'c' to be able to
change a user's password.

I presently use a script which uses 'expect' to trick the password
command. I would like to convert this to a 'c' program.

The routine is mostly written. But I need to interface the routine
to that system for the actual change.

Are there any functions available to accomplish this within 'c' ?

Suggestions would be appreciated.
                                                                                
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Jim Pazarena     mailto:paz@ccstores.com 
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