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From: "Ian Kallen" <ian@gamespot.com>
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Date: Thu, 8 Aug 1996 12:18:18 +0000
Subject: poppassd
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I compiled poppassd to permit users who are accessing the pop server 
via Eudora to change their passwords but I think the program is 
choking on the fact that freebsd has the password file in a dbm 
database.  Anybody successfully modified it to read and write to the 
dbm file instead of a plain text /etc/passwd?  If ya can save us the 
coding, that'd be great!  Thanks!
Ian Kallen                           ian@gamespot.com
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