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> All these complicated solutions when there's one already built into the
> password file: the expiration date.  I set up user's accounts so they
> expire at a certain time, and when they send more money, I adjust the

I believe this only works for a shell user. When the user PPPs in using
Radius authentication from some terminal server like a Portmaster I
don't believe Radius uses the exp date.