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From: byron@crctraining.com (Byron Halbower)
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I have reciently purchased and installed FreeBsd . I created a user that I
would like to remove. I have edited the passwd file and commented out that
user, but he still can login. Please reply with step by step instructions
for removing a user.

I would also like to allow a user access to a specific directory but I am
having alittle trouble with it.

Is there any daemons available that would help me with administration on my
unix machine at a graphic level?

        Thanks for your help
                
                Byron Halbower
                (byron@crctraining.com)